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Slack.com slash DHQ. Today, December, September 11th, a day when we pause to remember the

events that took place in New York City 17 years ago. But since we don't want to say anything

politically incorrect or anything that might offend anyone, we all want to be very careful

about how we commemorate a day that was perhaps not as optimal as other days for reasons

that maybe we shouldn't go into in too much detail. It's very important on a day like

this that we don't stir up any prejudices or rational phobias against people just because

they happen to slaughter thousands of innocent Americans without warning. After all, maybe

they were responding to America's many historical sins, like our belligerent insistence on putting

our buildings where they happen to want to fly their hijack planes. I'm sure they acted

for reasons that seem perfectly valid in their culture, even if in our culture there might

seem to be the very definition of homicidal insanity. Not that there's anything wrong with

homicidal insanity if that's part of their culture, which obviously it is. And yes,

some people from this perfectly valid homicidal insane culture may have believed in a different

religion than most of us, but who's to say that the way we worship God by singing hymns

and praying isn't some sense better than the way they worship God by slaughtering innocent

people on mass? After all, our national philosophy prises freedom and equality, so we must respect

the freedom and equality of people who don't prize freedom and equality and who are willing

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