Your comparisons of one event to other catastrophic events are not apples to apples. 3000 died, on TV, in a first world, far from war, in an act of war, in one

Your comparisons of one event to other catastrophic events are not apples to apples. 3000 died, on TV, in a first world, far from war, in an act of war, in one short hour, with few survivors. 250,000 died, in "lean world" regions, in an act of God, across several hours, with many survivors. Rwanda massacre happened, in culturally tense environment, in Civil War, over many months, with many survivors Ongoing genocides, in culturally tense environments, in unsafe crime/war zones, when everybody very well understands how bad it is, with many survivors.