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I find nothing wrong in people wanting to keep these kind of tragedys in the public eye ,especially on the anniversary of said event. Just over a year ago we had one of the worst fire tragedys in the country in my state. A nightclub fire that claimed 100 people. It was a nightclub that I myself frequented often.And I very well could have been there that night [ Thank God I'm not a Great White fan. ] But if these remembrances give the family's of the victims any comfort at all, than what harm can they do. We just had the year anniversary of the fire in February and thats all we heard about for a week, but so what. If I choose not to read about it or watch it on the tube than I didn't.
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