Keep Calm and Carry On

One of the first things I learned on the internet was how to see things through the eyes of other people in the world:

"These acts of violence were truly shocking and I condemn them in the strongest terms." @MuslimCouncil @harakha statement #LondonBridge pic.twitter.com/rNsqlL4Rjj

— MCB (@MuslimCouncil) June 4, 2017

Amazing bravery of the London public who saw what looked like suicide vests and still ran towards attackers with glasses + bar stools

— Julia Macfarlane (@juliamacfarlane) June 4, 2017

Dear NRA nuts telling us guns will help us: more Americans die from firearms every week than last 3 London terror attacks combined.

— John Niven (@NivenJ1) June 4, 2017

And even some here:

@jk_rowling, please let your fellow country men & women know that the vast maj.
of Americans are horrified by Trump's insensitivity &idiocy.

— Hav (@havjoul) June 4, 2017

They had to use knives and a truck because they couldn't get hold of guns. Imagine the carnage if they had & had returned police fire. https://t.co/1KiDnZzOUk

— Robert Harris (@Robert___Harris) June 4, 2017

And frankly, Trump is a punk:

First police officer at London Bridge attack "was rugby player who took on all terrorists until forced to ground" https://t.co/xE3KQtwE87 pic.twitter.com/jPX9iqXQuK

— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) June 4, 2017

It's called 'leadership', Donald. The terrorists were dead 8 minutes after police got the call. If we need an alarmist blowhard, we'll call. https://t.co/NUiy9j4fBt

— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) June 4, 2017

And sometimes it's not the mirror you want it to be:

Tweets I'm seeing from UK on terror attacks much less panicked/political than from US.

This despite:
1 Their country
2 Election this week

— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) June 4, 2017