Posted Apr 21, 2017, 2:48 PM
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^ I agree this is over the top, but there's no accounting for why some things affect people more than others. Still, some sort of marker would've sufficed, perhaps amidst trees and benches -- something that would have attracted the living and brought beauty to a place of tragedy. Instead we get something that will be ugly, cold and dead. A shinier, tidier, neon accented pile of rubble. Not a fitting tribute even if one thinks it's called for.
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