Then go do something positive for your planet and fellow citizens in memory of those we have loved and lost.
[The wall at exit 10 of Seoul's Gangnam Station is covered with memos left by citizens, in memory of a woman who was stabbed to death by a stranger in a nearby public bathroom back in May.
This is a covered gathering place rimmed in benches where by day mothers strolling their babies stop and chat, senior citizens trade memory morsels, and locals bask in their shared disdain of the tourists who mostly return the sentiment chattering among the tablecloths on the east side.
The odds of any one citizen's memory of a bad encounter with the LAPD matching the department's own report are pretty slim.
It was reaching an area inhabited by thirteen or fourteen million people, more than half of whom, a recent Rand Corporation study suggests, had arrived in Los Angeles as adults, eighteen years old or over — citizens whose memories did not include the Las Madrinas Debutante Ball.
In Britain, where an estimated three-quarters of the population paused during the two-minute silence on the armistice's 80th anniversary and where, in 2002, a BBC poll rated the Unknown Warrior as the country's 76th greatest citizen, public memory of the war is even stronger.
It might be some senior citizen bad memory shit, but if you did try to fight one of them, the entire Wolfpack or whatever the fuck they are called would probably have beat the shit out of your doughy black-pocket-tee wearing ass.
Generations of Soviet citizens revered his memory, including Vladimir Putin, who was born in 1952.
A spokesman said: "That's a big increase, because we haven't really seen abuse against Swedish citizens in recent memory.
For that we have West Virginia, a state of mournful beauty and citizens with long memories.
