[toupsie]

As someone that lives 1/2 mile north of what was the World Trade Center in NYC, I think Fox News is being very responsible. We all know what happened on 9/11/01 there is no need to see those planes slam into what was the World Trade Center over and over and over like we did during the first month after the atrocity.

I applaud Fox News for its restraint.

[trebb]

no matter how you couch it,censorship is censorship and only helps those that wish to subjugate the masses through imposed ignorance...

[BrooklynGOP]

As someone that lives 1/2 mile north of what was the World Trade Center in NYC, I think Fox News is being very responsible. We all know what happened on 9/11/01 there is no need to see those planes slam into what was the World Trade Center over and over and over like we did during the first month after the atrocity.

Keep in mind that not everybody lives .5 mile away from Ground Zero.

[Nephi]

I applaud Fox News for its restraint.

Restraint in the fight against terrorism is politically correct, too.

[Barnacle]

I agree. I was toatlly immersed in the event as it happened. And, I don't care to relive the experience.

Honor, not horror.

[NYC GOP Chick]

As someone that lives 1/2 mile north of what was the World Trade Center in NYC, I think Fox News is being very responsible. We all know what happened on 9/11/01 there is no need to see those planes slam into what was the World Trade Center over and over and over like we did during the first month after the atrocity.

As someone who lives about a 1/4 mile (maybe less) from the WTC site, I think that the public needs to see it -- that the effects of it have worn off. For the most part, people who weren't directly affected by the attacks seem to have forgotten just how horrible those first few days felt.