We as a culture should be very afraid of our future if as a culture we treat anything out of the ordinary as a potential threat. It will mean the end of a creat

We as a culture should be very afraid of our future if as a culture we treat anything out of the ordinary as a potential threat. It will mean the end of a creative vibrant society if this is left unchecked - we simply cannot walk thru life as if there /may/ be a boogyman around every corner. People need to be taught what reasonable risks are, and be better themselves at making good choices - moreover, we should all learn or be taught the difference between fear, and actual risk. The problem here isn't the government, it's just the canary in the mine for a far larger societal problem - the abject fear of anything and everything - in short, this never should have been reported in the first place, much less investigated.