In Leonard Pitts’ article, “Bin Laden Changed Us, But Did Not Destroy Us” it is the day after Osama Bin Laden was shot and killed. Pitts starts by pulling in the fact that there are no newspapers where Bin Laden is. He then continues on by telling about the day that he first wrote to Bin Laden, but did not know it at the time. He brings in what he called Bin Laden in the first article and he was right in his wording. He brings in more backstory and reminds of the promise he made for America. He then brings up the point of how at first he doubted America, but was wrong in doing so. He then states that in his personal opinion Bin Laden should have been tried in a court of law, but if someone had to be shot then the bullet hit the right person.
