[pax_et_bonum]

These girls don’t deserve pity.

They knew that real people died on 9/11 when they made and wore these things.

The frightening aspect of these costumes is that they reveal a dark void within the wearers where, within a normal human being, there are emotions like love, empathy and sympathy.

[from occupied ga]

Talk about a dark void. I have some advice for you. Get out your copy of the constitution. Look carefully at it for the “right not to be offended.” If you find it reply to me with where it is because I can’t find it in my copy of the constitution. If you can’t find it get over yourself and worry about something significant.

[miss marmelstein]

I agree that they shouldn't be cut slack. Their parents did not raise them to have any dignity or empathy. They are a disgrace. Have we forgotten the horrible young woman who photographed herself giving the finger to grave sites at Arlington? This is an ongoing phenomena.

[trisham]

These girls don’t deserve pity.
They knew that real people died on 9/11 when they made and wore these things.
The frightening aspect of these costumes is that they reveal a dark void within the wearers where, within a normal human being, there are emotions like love, empathy and sympathy.

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Agreed.