- Lower Manhattan "revitalization" (which seems to have benefited whom?)
- Baseball caps embroidered with two lost buildings and the words "ground zero". (I never see anyone who has the cojones to be seen buying one of these, or the accompanying $5 brochure, "Day of Terror"). Next stop on the tour of tastelessness? Maybe a t-shirt that says, "My grandparents visited ground zero and all I got was this lousy t-shirt?"
- Firms moving into 7 World Trade Center
- A very sad, possibly un-winnable, war
How about a belated stop to this? Ground zero long gone, more than 5 years since the last beam was trailered away.
It is not the neighborhood where we live or work, it is not a marketing concept (even for political action).
And many have thought of better ways to honor people's memories.
