Paris: Why We Must Break the Circle of Insanity

posted by Astrid Schröder | November 24, 2015

Everybody remembers where they were on Sept. 11 because of the intensity of emotions, fear, empathy, anger, and the powerful emergence of our instinct for retribution and the sensation that now any level of violence was justified to exterminate the perceived threat.

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