I don’t know if you’ve seen this yet. It’s a video of Representative Andrew Weiner from Brooklyn tearing into Republican opponents from the floor of the House of Representatives. It’s been making the rounds on the Internets and I even heard about it on a radio morning show talking about it today.
Loose talk can cost lives.
Last week, at the end of a long day, I wrote about my experiences in lower Manhattan on September 11, 2001. Writing it was a surreal experience for me, no real goal in mind, it just started coming out me and onto the screen. I didn’t edit it. I didn’t polish it up. I did try and add something prolific at the end, some commentary that would show how profound the feelings I was expressing were.
And though what I wrote was true, I really don’t think September 11th is about me. That’s one of the reasons why I have a hard time thinking about and talking about it. Sure, I feared for my life that day in a way I never had before and never have since, but for me, one of the hard things about September 11th is how I feel distanced from it.
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