This picture may not score well and for those of you who know what it is would consider it "DNMC". This is not "lighthearted glorification".
I went to the Newseum in Washington, D.C. This is a remnant of what was left of the radio tower atop of the Twin Towers. I gave a lot of thought to submitting this picture. I realized that the radio tower was constructed for mass communication and represents our right to freedom of expression and that even after the catastrophe the tower was still a form of communication. The message is that our first amendment rights can not be destroyed by acts of war. These brutal acts only strengthen our resolve.
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This was one of my higher scores (70. But you are right - so much more interesting with the story. I actually thought it was the underside of a wrecked car.
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