Irate and probably out of line, but unable to refrain from commenting

http://music.msn.com/music/article.aspx?news=200558

I have to say that as I surfed the web today, I found myself rather angry at this article. I am infuriated to read about how the "jazz landmarks" are gone in New Orleans but no mention is made of the people who have suffered, died, and are still struggling as a result of this hurricane. I'm not sure how others feel about this but it angers me to see so many people focused on New Orleans and Mississippi is overlooked. I realize that New Orleans was a big city, many people visited there, and there was much history in that one city. However, there were many cities that were destroyed by this storm, many still feeling the hurt of the storm that wiped away everything they had from their homes, jobs, and all of their belongings. There are entire cities that simply aren't there in the coastal region of Mississippi. How spoiled a country are we that we will moan and complain about the jazz landmarks that are gone, but we are not concerned about the people that have DIED from this storm. Casually they toss out the fact that corpses float in the water but the facts are that those corpses are someone wife, mother, husband, child....How jaded are we that we see this loss and worry about the JAZZ LANDMARKS!!!