Cynthetiq

Never said that... just that in the scheme of things... does those that believe this what does their world change into?

I live in the city that was attacked. I was witness to what happened that day. My mother in law was in the Deutche Bank building across the street from WTC.

NYC lives with the affects more than any other city IMO. I see National Guards, bomb sniffing dogs, streets that have been removed access to public because of fear of car bombs, cops wanting to check backpacks in subways, most places have metal detectors at movie theaters, and other inconveniences and civil liberty encumbrances.

Yet, I can tell you that people here those that lost people and those that worked here. Thier lives have returned to some sort of normalcy where they have to do the things that one does in life. Go to work, see family, pay bills, pay taxes.

edit: also I'm curious as to those that are so adamant about this, how far they are willing to go, be ready for revolution? take up arms? what?

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