Yes, except the world is large and frankly in most parts of the world 9/11 doesn't factor very large in memory. As such, I doubt it was the single most important factor in changing this feeling of world peace which again, definitely didn't exist outside of the US. All you need to think about to see that is look at why 9/11 happened and think of all the murdered people those folks must have seen to get that angry.
> and think of all the murdered people those folks must have seen to get that angry.
Come now don't be naïve: those same folk get just as rabidly homicidal over a silly little cartoon.
Some societies are just not compatible with legal systems that a) limits the use of force to the government alone, b) place the rules and rights of men above religions.
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Yes, except the world is large and frankly in most parts of the world 9/11 doesn't factor very large in memory. As such, I doubt it was the single most important factor in changing this feeling of world peace which again, definitely didn't exist outside of the US. All you need to think about to see that is look at why 9/11 happened and think of all the murdered people those folks must have seen to get that angry.