Word of advice

Over the next few days or weeks or preferably the rest of your life, please don't say anything that could cause entirely unnecessary hatred or panic or confusion, there is enough hysteria going on right now without people starting starting witch hunts and blaming entire groups of people for a tragic event that had nothing to do with them.

Remind me why blogs don't have like buttons?

To add, if anyone thinks they have an actual, valid reason to accuse someone of something, make sure it's not based on hear-say. Do research yourself. Experience it yourself / put yourself in that person's shoes. Root out any inconsistencies and oddities. Dig real deep and come up with the answer yourself rather than reiterating what others have said - others who may have not done their own research either!

If you can't do that, then what you have to say really isn't credible and thus, unimportant. Can't accuse someone in court without evidence after all... Grade 9 essay basics.

Though not sure if your blog is pointed at something or someone in particular, harle.

Yusshin;bt87716 said:

Though not sure if your blog is pointed at something or someone in particular, harle.

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No! It's something that should be common sense anyway, but during extremely stressful times such as these I think a reminder wouldn't do any harm.

Do you ever think about what you're going to say before you say it? This is a serious blog and I don't need such nonsensical comments from you. People died.

^ What harlequin said, essentially.

I hate when people watch TV and repeat what's said by biased media. It's awful. They're like drones; sheep! Can't even think for themselves and look into matters themselves. People are so lazy that they think TV is a viable source of information. It can be, but only coupled with readings and experiences, etc. You can't just go by TV alone because there's always an agenda behind it.

I really hope this doesn't cause more stereotyping in America, as if 9/11 wasn't enough.