Personally, I'm amazed how much "attention" 9/11 gets when the amount of people that died in the incident was relatively trivial compared to other causes.
For example there are about 30,000 firearm-related deaths per year in the USA.
Motor vehicle related deaths account for about 32,000 a year.
On average 10 people per day die from drowning. (Or about 40,000 people since September 11th.)
And yet, all of these have a much much much much higher death toll and receive little/no attention, go figure.
I'm not saying those that perished shouldn't be remembered and respected, but I do think priorities should be changed around and re-focused on other things to save more lives.

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