The death of Osama Bin Laden has never been a question of whether 'justice has been done.' It was simply something that Americans needed to hear in order to feel some relief for 9/11.
This book is only a fragment of what Americans were feeling when they heard the news that Osama had been killed. There is no analysis of the resolution or an exploration of how it could affect future generations.
What this book aims to show is how Americans have a difference of opinion in the significance of Osama's death other than it allows for some closure to those who lost someone on 9/11.
Celebrities appear to react more directly than most people. Social media platforms may limit their responses but it reflects a kind of disconnect with some world events. Americans express a deeper opinion of this event ranging from happiness to apathy.