so full of hatred ...

Something I personally find a bit odd ...

I have reviewed passenger lists for 9/11 hijacked flights, lists of Confirmed Dead - including crew members ...

Hijackers names do not appear in those lists.

On the one hand, I understand sensitivity to the honor and memory of innocent citizens - passengers who lost their lives at the hands of terrorists ...

... yet the terrorists themselves are (were) also human beings, lost their lives that day - not to mention they paid the airlines for the service of transporting them.

Something a new friend said resonates here:

. "When asked to name some of the 9/11 hijackers, a few people
were able to name Mohamed Atta...but nobody could name a
single other one.
. "This is a serious problem in the world, society and the media
throw us a handful of information and say "Hate these people!"
or "Atrocity!" and we never bother to actually investigate who
these people were."

Seems to me important not to become so full of hatred toward another person - no matter how evil their actions - that we lose our own humanity.
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