What's wrong with the market?

[Jim Herrmann]

I suspect NYC has yet to return to normal, but outside of the big apple, IMO, 
most people are pretty much the same old self centered ostriches they were 
before 911.  I would love to see the day in which everyone thinks for 
themselves, and has genuine compassion for their fellow man.  Unfortunately, 
I don't see that on the horizon.

Peace, love, and Linux,
Jim Herrmann

On Friday 07 June 2002 03:15 am, Dana wrote:
> > What is defined as normal?  Our lives now include terrorism.  It will
> > take
>
> a
>
> > while before people get used to that as normal.
>
> It took about 2 months IMO.  Have you noticed any changes outside of
> airports?
> The drivers are just as rude as ever, I've not seen the army patroling the
> streets.
> People aren't being stopped and asked to show their papers. The only thing
> that
> I can see has changed is that a lot of people are saying "Everything has
> changed."
>
> Reality is not what the idiots on the idiot box say it is. Reality is what
> you experience
> with your own senses. My senses tell me that nothing at all has changed.
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