Son of 9/11 victim asks exploiters to stop; they spend the week using it on UCLA instead.

“The kid whose father got killed on 9/11 stood at Ground Zero and asked the professional mourners to knock it off, and four days later the New York Post found a law school panel to be furious about instead. That's not an accident, that's the business model — the grief pays out on a September schedule, and somebody's paycheck depends on the account staying open. Follow the outrage instead of the grief and it lands on a UCLA panel, a mayor's guest list, and a British courtroom — not once on the thing the son actually asked for.”