How about the area the building fell on? On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 12:25 PM, Scott Stroz <boyz...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Not everyone...just you (and maybe Larry - based purely on his > intolerance of you and Bush) ;) > > I just don't get why we need to treat the area around Ground Zero as > almost hallowed ground. I can accept treating Ground Zero itself as > 'hallowed', though I do not think it should be. > > If we treat the surrounding area the same as GRound Zero, once you get > outside the actual boundaries of where the towers stood, how do you > quantify how far away is enough? That is what I was asking. How do you > quantify 4 blocks being OK, but 3.5 blocks not OK? > > I really do not think that Ground Zero should be treated any > differently that any other plot of land in NYC. But if they are going > to, it should be limited to where the towers stood, and not extend a > random number blocks in all directions.
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