

I agree. But I don’t think that changes the fact that the majority of the population expected to live in security without a threat that they would suffer consequences, they did not expect to suffer the kind of violence they wanted meted out to their enemies. The enemy is both weak and strong, that doesn’t mean they believed they might actually face death by Iranian missile. The IDF would protect them, the impenetrable iron dome would protect them. Their false confidence in their own security is part of their contradictory beliefs. The Nazis didn’t believe they would be beaten back and then destroyed by the inferior Soviets either.








Many of the individuals killed or otherwise hurt in the event didn’t deserve it (I’m sure at least a few did though). But America as a nation, an entity (not to be confused with the entity), or as a superstructure, yes America absolutely deserved 9/11. It deserved a lot worse and still does.
I was going to say America as a state deserved it, but honestly 9/11 was a boon to the American state. It gave them carte blanche to do whatever they wanted even more so than they already could, both domestically and internationally. So actually no, the American state didnt deserve it because they didn’t deserve anything good to happen to them, let alone such a perfect gift like 9/11, a gift that kept giving and never really stopped.