Perspective: Part II

It's a sad day when a mass killing like the one at Virginia Tech is simply no longer shocking.

We've had war, hatred, death and killings on mass since 9/11.

I miss the feeling of unity and the outreach of Columbine. There are no vigils out in my neighborhood for the lives lost at VT like there were then.

We've been wading in the stentch for so long we can no longer smell it.

I wish I could say there is something being done, but then The New York Times published an article today on how our so-called leader has re-negged on promises of helping the victims in New Orleans -- helping those still alive as opposed to merely honoring those dead and sending more to be killed in a foreign land.

The ball's been dropped so many times it's hard to do much anymore but just watch it roll away.

I know that from the darkness can come great light. But that is a choice, isn't it? A perspective chosen.

So what about you guys? Are you getting used to it all?

Or are you just waking up?



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