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What other than perversion can possibly explain why the MSM would continue airing the cold blooded mass murderer Cho? Over and over this demonic face and its words are being shown with no end in sight. The demon’s victims did not have a chance to leave words and videos, they are not speaking from their graves, but it seems a perverted media can’t get enough of rubbing the faces of the grieving relatives and friends in the ongoing pictures and words of the monster that took the lives of their loved ones. Perverted! But what other than perversion is driving the many violent films and video games, the violent cartoons for “children’s programming,” the violence and degradation of women in so much “music.” The horror of watching the Twin Towers being hit by planes and collapsing with such loss of innocent lives transfixed us on 9/11. From this should have come the slogan “Remember 9/11!” if America was to have a slogan prosecuting...
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