You’re Not The Same, Damnit!

politics > comparative
The exile commentary on the war on terrorism in Russia and the USA... Sarcasm so thick, you can cut it with a knife.
Excerpt:
The output value of each American who died or suffered on that day was somewhere between three and eight times that of the average Russian in Dubrovka. It follows that if an American is worth more, then it counts more when he dies, suffers, or feels fear. Therefore, to compare the tragedy of 9/11 to the "tragedy" of Dubrovka, Krylya and other acts of "terror" in Russia is wrong and sickening.