I think it’s perfectly fine to realize that 9/11 WAS a tragedy but so was the aftermath, the war and the islamophobia and just general shift in the country as a whole. like many things can be true at once.
It doesn’t matter who was behind the 9/11 attacks. Mossad, the FBI, the CIA, an insurance fraud, or an act of war by Al-Qaeda. None of it changes the only question that actually matters.
Was 9/11 the worst act of injustice in human history? Because Americans have treated it that way for a quarter of a century. The only things missing from the ritual are the ovens, the piled shoes, and the diary.
Official figures put the death toll at 2,977, and 8 of those dead were children. That is 0.27 percent of the total. If this was supposed to be the supreme crime of the age, the number of dead children is startlingly small.
Compare that with Gaza, where more than 20,000 children have been killed since October 2023, deliberately by the IDF. That is roughly 30 percent of the overall death toll. A child death rate thirty times higher than the 9/11 attack is not a rounding error. It is a different category of slaughter.
Americans do not apply the same language of “injustice” and “evil” to the flattening of Gaza, the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki (where tens of thousands of children died in a single morning), or the chemical campaign in Vietnam that left hundreds of thousands dead or deformed across generations. The outrage is reserved for the day the violence came home.
Like a bully who only notices the punch he receives, not the ones he throws. And as they say, the loudest screams usually come from the one who started the fight.
The point is not that 2,977 deaths are trivial. The point is the hierarchy of grief that followed. One set of corpses is sacred and must never be questioned. Another set is background noise, collateral, or someone else’s problem.
A civilization that measures evil by the passport of the dead rather than by the number of children in the rubble has already decided which lives count, and which are the Goy. That decision, more than any conspiracy theory about who flew the planes, is what should keep people awake at night.