Terror. Does anyone care?

I wasn't in the slightest affected by 9/11 or the war in Afghanistan or Iraq or any of it. I suppose I have our brave military men and women who risk their lives to keep me safe at night to thanks, but politically I am completely apathetic and more concerned with not getting run over by a car, unluckily being diagnosed with a terminal illness or falling down a staircase and breaking my neck or some other random tragedy than being a victim of a terror attack.

"Right, and the left is no better because they will screw with the market to such an extent that more public programs are necessary." The market has been king since Reagan convinced the public that taking vacations and sticking together against those that are stronger and meaner than you is for communists.
"Both are wrong, but the right is at least right in that we shouldn't screw with what we have that we know works - what is left of the market (outside of health care which as we all know as been fucked up)." The health care insurance system started raping its clients on its own accord. The market is incredibly strong in America - wages are falling, benefits are dropping like leaves, outsourcing, union-busting, less vacations and regressive taxation. The only country that is more laissez-faire would be Switzerland and SUI isn't a country - it's a sect.
>>18 They weren't aided by squat - They didn't actually do it.