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    Posted May 9, 2011 by
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    Bin Laden's dead...long live Bin Laden?

    By omekongo  |  Posted May 9, 2011  |  Washington, District of Columbia
     

    President Obama made the right decision in not showing the image of a dead Bin Laden, however, it makes no sense for the government (and the media) to keep showing images of him alive, especially with him watching images of the Twin Towers going down. Had I lost a family member during 911, I would not want to see this over a week after Bin Laden was killed. I've seen Bin Laden on TV more now than I ever have, including directly after 911. We should not be giving him more life after his death.

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