Of course you find value in the stupid story this guy makes up - All this talk of panicking. It only looks that way to some dweeb hunched over his laptop. I wonder if there is even a window in this dork's cubicle? Do you have a window nearby your cube, Barry? It is great for mental health.
Outside, in the REAL WORLD, the weather has been lovely, though that always leads to the inevitable Noon parking lot on Highway 17, as everyone decides to go to Santa Cruz at the same time. I don't know anyone who was directly involved in the Boston Marathon bombing, who spoke the way the media framed this. They just wanted to have the guys caught, so life could return to normal. So, better to live here, in order to understand the complexity, common sense, and media whoring, of the situation up close. Otherwise, its just like watching internet porn; getting all worked up over something that isn't real. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb <no_reply@...> wrote: > > Some still have the ability to think, and more important, > *write* about the larger issues revealed by the events in > Boston: > > http://www.salon.com/2013/04/20/how_boston_exposes_americas_dark_post_911_bargain/ > > For those who are going to try to write this guy off as > some kind of whiny politico, Andrew O'Hehir is Salon.com's > regular film critic. It's just that, like Roger Ebert, he > does not feel the need to limit the subjects he writes > about *to* film. Here he takes on the dark underbelly of > America since 9/11, the thing that ALL expats I've met > in Europe know about, and the main reason we're here, and > not there. >
