Why and/or how exactly is taking pictures at the WTC site somehow being
disrespectful or disgraceful of what happened there? Anymore, it seems a
very inconsistent and overall phony taboo.
once the same phony thing happened in some churches, cemeteries, or
museums... possibly for a notion of respect to be "desacralized" by
intruding a viewing machine.
Some tribes, in Africa or America, once prohibited taking pictures.
But others asked for money instead.
Patrice
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disrespectful or disgraceful of what happened there? Anymore, it seems a
very inconsistent and overall phony taboo.
once the same phony thing happened in some churches, cemeteries, or
museums... possibly for a notion of respect to be "desacralized" by
intruding a viewing machine.
Some tribes, in Africa or America, once prohibited taking pictures.
But others asked for money instead.
Patrice
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