the 9/11 rememberence

[Dark*Demon]

today is 9/11 :( we all know what has happened 3 years ago i hope right? :(:(:(:(

[Walrus]

no, what?

[Baeoin]

Walrus....not even funny...

[Dark*Demon]

EDIT: ok maybe not now

[Walrus]

Originally posted by Baeoin
Walrus....not even funny...

true

[Hugh Junit]

Grow up

[Jeffery]

Please remember Walrus is unamerican, as well as usually inhuman, so doesn;t care that thousand of innocent people lost their lives.

[Jeffery]

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[Jeffery]

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Chiarchiaro, Luis Alfonso Chimbo, Robert Chin, Wing Wai Ching, Nicholas Paul Chiofalo, John Chipura, Peter A. Chirchirillo, Catherine Chirls, Kyung Hee Cho, Abul K. Chowdhury, Mohammad Salahuddin Chowdhury, Kirsten L. Christophe, Pamela Chu, Steven Chucknick, Wai Chung, Christopher Ciafardini, Alex F. Ciccone, Frances Ann Cilente, Elaine Cillo, Nestor Andre Cintron III, Edna Cintron, Robert Dominick Cirri, Juan Pablo Cisneros-Alvarez, Benjamin Keefe Clark, Eugene Clark, Gregory Alan Clark, Mannie Leroy Clark, Thomas R. Clark, Christopher Robert Clarke, Donna Marie Clarke, Michael J. Clarke, Suria Rachel Emma Clarke, Kevin Francis Cleary, James D. Cleere, Geoffrey W. Cloud, Susan Marie Clyne, Steven Coakley, Jeffrey Alan Coale, Patricia A. Cody, Daniel Michael Coffey, Jason M. Coffey, Florence G. Cohen, Kevin Sanford Cohen, Anthony Joseph Coladonato, Mark Joseph Colaio, Stephen Colaio, Christopher M. Colasanti, Kevin Nathaniel Colbert, Michel P. Colbert, Keith E. 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[Jeffery]

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Havlish Jr., Anthony Hawkins, Nobuhiro Hayatsu, James Edward Hayden, Philip Hayes, Robert Jay Hayes, William Ward Haynes, Scott Jordan Hazelcorn, Michael K. Healey, Roberta B. Heber, Charles Francis Xavier Heeran, Neilie Anne Heffernan Casey, John F. Heffernan, H. Joseph Heller Jr., Joann L. Heltibridle, Mark F. Hemschoot, Ronnie Lee Henderson, Brian Hennessey, Edward R. Hennessy Jr., Michelle Marie Henrique, Joseph Henry, William Henry, John Christopher Henwood, Robert Allan Hepburn, Mary Herencia, Lindsay C. Herkness III, Harvey Robert Hermer, Claribel Hernandez, Eduardo Hernandez, Nuberto Hernandez, Raul Hernandez, Gary Herold, Jeffrey A. Hersch, Thomas Hetzel, Brian Hickey, Ysidro Hidalgo, Timothy Higgins, Robert D. W. Higley II, Todd Russell Hill, Clara Victorine Hinds, Neal O. Hinds, Mark D. Hindy, Katsuyuki Hirai, Heather Malia Ho, Tara Yvette Hobbs, Thomas Anderson Hobbs, James J. Hobin, Robert Wayne Hobson, DaJuan Hodges, Ronald George Hoerner, Patrick A. Hoey,, John A. Hofer, Marcia Hoffman, Stephen G. Hoffman, Frederick Joseph Hoffmann, Michele L. Hoffmann, Judith Florence Hofmiller, Thomas Warren Hohlweck Jr., Jonathan R. Hohmann, Cora Hidalgo Holland, John Holland, Joseph F. Holland, Elizabeth Holmes, Thomas Holohan, Herbert Wilson Homer, Bradley Hoorn, James P. Hopper, Montgomery McCullough Hord, Michael Horn, Matthew Douglas Horning, Robert L. Horohoe Jr., Michael Robert Horrocks, Aaron Horwitz, Charles Houston, Uhuru G. Houston, George Howard, Michael C. Howell, Steven Leon Howell,

[Jeffery]

Jennifer L. Howley, Milagros Hromada, Marian R. Hrycak, Stephen Huczko Jr., Kris Robert Hughes, Paul Rexford Hughes, Robert Thomas Hughes, Thomas Hughes, Timothy Robert Hughes, Susan Huie, Lamar Hulse, John Nicholas Humber Jr., William Christopher Hunt, Kathleen Anne Hunt-Casey, Joseph Hunter, Robert R. Hussa, Abid Hussain, Thomas Edward Hynes, Walter G. Hynes, Joseph Anthony Ianelli, Zuhtu Ibis, Jonathan Lee Ielpi, Michael Iken, Daniel Ilkanayev, Frederick Ill Jr., Abraham Nethanel Ilowitz, Anthony P. Infante Jr., Louis S. Inghilterra Jr., Christopher Noble Ingrassia, Paul Innella, Stephanie Veronica Irby, Douglas Irgang, Kristin A. Irvine Ryan, Todd Antione Isaac, Erik Isbrandtsen, Taizo Ishikawa, Waleed Joseph Iskandar, Aram Iskenderian Jr., John F. Iskyan, Kazushige Ito, Aleksandr Valeryevich Ivantsov, Virginia May Jablonski, Brooke Alexandra Jackman, Aaron Jeremy Jacobs, Ariel Louis Jacobs, Jason Kyle Jacobs, Michael Grady Jacobs, Steven A. Jacobson, Ricknauth Jaggernauth, Jake Denis Jagoda, Yudh Vir Singh Jain, Maria Jakubiak, Robert Adrien Jalbert, Ernest James, Gricelda E. James, Priscilla James, Mark Steven Jardim, Amy N. Jarret, Muhammadou Jawara, Francois Jean-Pierre, Maxima Jean-Pierre, Paul Edward Jeffers, Alva Cynthia Jeffries Sanchez, John Charles Jenkins, Joseph Jenkins Jr., Alan Keith Jensen, Prem N. Jerath, Farah Jeudy, Hweidar Jian, Eliezer Jimenez Jr., Luis Jimenez Jr., Fernando Jimenez-Molina, Charles Gregory John, Nicholas John, LaShawna Johnson, Scott Michael Johnson, William R. Johnston, Allison Horstmann Jones, Arthur Joseph Jones, Brian Leander Jones, Charles Edward Jones, Christopher D. Jones, Donald T. Jones, Donald W. Jones, Linda Jones, Mary S. Jones, Andrew Jordan, Robert Thomas Jordan, Albert Gunnia Joseph, Guylene Joseph, Ingeborg Joseph, Karl Henry Joseph, Stephen Joseph, Jane Eileen Josiah, Anthony Jovic, Angel L. Juarbe Jr., Karen Sue Juday, Mychal F. Judge, Paul William Jurgens, Thomas Edward Jurgens,, Dennis O'Berg, James P. O'Brien Jr., Michael P. O'Brien, Scott J. O'Brien, Timothy Michael O'Brien, Daniel O'Callaghan, Diana J. O'Connor, Dennis James O'Connor Jr., Keith Kevin O'Connor, Richard J. O'Connor, Amy O'Doherty, Marni Pont O'Doherty, James Andrew O'Grady, Thomas O'Hagan, Patrick J. O'Keefe, William O'Keefe, Gerald O'Leary, Matthew Timothy O'Mahony, Peter J. O'Neill Jr., Sean Gordon O'Neill, Kevin O'Rourke, Patrick J. O'Shea, Robert William O'Shea, Timothy F. O'Sullivan, James A. Oakley, Douglas E. Oelschlager, Takashi Ogawa, Albert Ogletree, Philip Paul Ognibene, John Ogonowski, Joseph J. Ogren, Samuel Oitice, Gerald Michael Olcott, Christine Anne Olender, Linda Mary Oliva, Edward Kraft Oliver, Leah E. Oliver, Eric T. Olsen, Jeffrey James Olsen, Maureen Lyons Olson, Steven John Olson, Toshihiro Onda, Seamus L. Oneal, John P. Oneill, Betty Ann Ong, Frank Oni, Michael C. 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[Jeffery]

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[Jeffery]

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[Jeffery]

Sorry for the extreme posting.

Each of the persons listed are listed as killed on 9/11 due to each of the 4 planes crashing.
Look through the list, and you'll see names representing every facet of American life, from rich, to poor, from minority to caucasion, man woman and child are all represented here.
Truly, they represent what America is and should be, the freeest country in the world.

If any of you knew any of these people personally, feel free to PM me and ask for their name to be highlighted.

[Ark Knight]

We need a minute of silence.

*silence*

Okay, done!

[Dark*Demon]

maybe sing the american athem?

[thrdflrmshr]

What would that achieve?

[xerent]

Done. I had to delete a few posts to do it, sorry Medemia, but I had a feeling you wouldn't mind.

Feel free to re-post.

[theburning]

Here I was in the process of trying to do that...
I was wondering what Hugh was talking about since they were already in order.
I guess I just got used to xerent not being around. :(

[Hugh Junit]

I was responding to a post from Medemia.
Since his post (and my reply) have been deleted, it doesn't really matter.
Carry on.:cool:

[Medemia]

Thank you Xerent. I do appeciate it.

Now to repost what I feel was a pretty interesting point.

A few years back, I heard of a study that said that you could measure the intensity of a tragedy by how many jokes that are told about it. For example, how many Oklahoma City Bombing jokes have you heard? I haven't heard many due to the fact that it affect so many people, if not by relationship, then by the fact it hurt children. On the other hand, I still hear Need Another Seven Astronauts (NASA) jokes to this day. While it was a tragedy, it didn't affect many people personally and was ok to joke about.

Humor is a way that we deal with the pain of tragedy, but some tragedy is just too intense and horrific to deal with humorously. Only the immature or heartless use these types of tragedies to be the centerpoint of their jokes.

[thrdflrmshr]

What is everyone's opinion on making this day a national holiday?

Also, I think there needs to be an actual name for this event, instead of having everyone refer to it by the date on which it happened. I just can't think of an appropriate name right now.

[Medemia]

I say no. There was talk of this the year after it happened, and most of the talk was to call it Patriot's Day. Personally, I feel that if it is made into a holiday, that it will lose it's meaning. Look at Memorial Day. For most people, it's just a day to go out and barbeque. Veteran's Day? A day off of work. How many of us go and remember the true meaning of President's Day? How about going and helping the minority cause on Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday? Future generations will make this day a nice day to have off from work. The farther we get from it, the less it means.

Now the December Day of Rememberance is a nice way to remember Pearl Harbor. It's not a national holiday, but it is marked on US calendars. Hopefully when people see it on the calendar, they have a brief moment they remember our WWII Veterans who fought to save the world from tyranny. I can see that as a fitting tribute to Patriot's Day. Not a holiday, but a day of rememberance.

[Jeffery]

Thanks for helping Xerent and Julia. It was longer than I had thought it would be.

As for national holiday, I say no. Why does someone need out of school or off work?
I say instead, have schools have an assembly on this date, and teach kids to remember that bad things do happen. Maybe try and teach them that violence on even small scale is just as unnaceptable.

[Dark*Demon]

yea i might be staying out of this thread for a while.......

[Sub-Zero]

This thread is useful, but u should have put it in the 9/11 pentagon video, but i don't care,
back to the subject, this day was very devistating to me and many others, i think everyone in the USA joined together and we faught through the agony that was acompished by the damn terroists. anywho, that day of school, all we did was watch the news, which was luck b/c we had a test on that day but, that was a very sad day indeed.

[Baeoin]

Even though 9/11 is just the date, for some reason it feels like a fitting name. The "911 and America was in a state of emergency" has always made sense to me.

[xerent]

Originally posted by Jeffery
I say instead, have schools have an assembly on this date, and teach kids to remember that bad things do happen. Maybe try and teach them that violence on even small scale is just as unnaceptable.

But what about teaching then the causes that lead up to something like this, about the sort of culture that people inhabit, and the whole series of events that occur before a catastrophe happens.

Violence is unnaceptable, but stopping violence is like trying to dam a river, and may altogether fail to solve the problem as the causes still exist.

[Jeffery]

Originally posted by Sub-Zero
This thread is useful, but u should have put it in the 9/11 pentagon video, but i don't care,
back to the subject, this day was very devistating to me and many others, i think everyone in the USA joined together and we faught through the agony that was acompished by the damn terroists. anywho, that day of school, all we did was watch the news, which was luck b/c we had a test on that day but, that was a very sad day indeed.

Your posts make me think less and less of you. This thread is NOT about politics, which is all that video is. All you can think of is how lucky you were to miss a test?
You sicken me you little snotnosedshitforbrains brat!

Originally posted by xerent
But what about teaching then the causes that lead up to something like this, about the sort of culture that people inhabit, and the whole series of events that occur before a catastrophe happens.

Violence is unnaceptable, but stopping violence is like trying to dam a river, and may altogether fail to solve the problem as the causes still exist.
I agree. So maybe have a cultural tolerance seminar too? You will never solve it comepletely, but every little bit helps.

[Medemia]

Terrorist that day didn't care who you were, as long as you were American. They killed Democrats and Rebublicans, Green Party, Independents, Green Peace protestors, Corporate CEOs, housewifes, children, fathers, gays, Christians, athiest. It didn't matter what their beliefs, just that they were American. In the end, politics be damned. We suffered as a nation that day, as one people despite our multiple labels we usually give ourselves.

[Jeffery]

Not only Americans were killed that day. Many foreigners were also in the towers that day.
But the target was not American people, but American freedom.

[Sub-Zero]

Dude, i know tons of ppl died that day and i don't care about that i didn't have to take a test, i just stated the fact.

[thrdflrmshr]

Patriot's Day is the worst name I have ever witnessed. God help us if it becomes known as that.

I also don't think it should be a holiday. I think it should be remembered, but with something along the lines of what Jeffery is suggesting.

[Hugh Junit]

Originally posted by thrdflrmshr
What is everyone's opinion on making this day a national holiday?

I'm all for it.
There is a difference between " moving on" and " forgetting".
As Americans, we all need to remember what happened that day.
It's also important for future generations to understand, and take seriously, the events of 9/11.
However, we can't let it control our lives and consume us. The current administration wants us to obsess and live in fear. I won't do it.

[Sub-Zero]

Originally posted by Hugh Junit
I'm all for it.
There is a difference between " moving on" and " forgetting".
As Americans, we all need to remember what happened that day.
It's also important for future generations to understand, and take seriously, the events of 9/11.
However, we can't let it control our lives and consume us. The current administration wants us to obsess and live in fear. I won't do it.
USA!!!!
Yeah, i think we should make it a holiday of rememberence.

[Dark*Demon]

i dont think we should make it a holiday but i think the U.S should learn from it.....

[Excaliber]

Jeff i give you all the respect in my heart truely for listing all of those names i think you should become a mod just for that tat touches my really deep and i am truley greatful.

[thrdflrmshr]

Originally posted by Sub-Zero
Yeah, i think we should make it a holiday of rememberence.
As opposed to some other kind of holiday?

And Hugh, I totally agree. The administration of this country will not stop talking about it. It pisses me off that they think they can use that as an example because it happened when they were in office.

Wait... it happened when they were in charge! Doesn't that say something them? I'm not trying to say that if Al Gore were president those attacks would never have happened, but it is an interesting thought.

[S_K_O_F]

Originally posted by Sub-Zero
This thread is useful, but u should have put it in the 9/11 pentagon video,

NO! you are wrong

this subject deserved it's own thread

why would we mix a thread that is memorializing the 9/11 tragedy with a thread that makes a mockery of this tragedy

[ArcPaladinZero]

Personally I think it should be a day of rememberance. No we shouldn't get out of school or off of work. Why? Because it will just turn into another party day. It should be a national day of rememberance. There should be a nation-wide moment of silence. Respect those who lost their lives. Don't let this day turn into another hey let's go out and get drunk or party. Mourning, should be this day's soul purpose. That's just my two cents.

[doubledown]

Should we also have a holiday for the USS Cole being attacked, or Khobar towers, or OKC Bombing? This was one terror attack in a list of terror attacks and it wont be the last. It probably wont be the biggest either. Look at Spain and the train bombing, or Russia and the airline bombs or to any where else. We arent the only nation under attack by terrorist and making a holiday out of one incident is not the way to go about it.

[imagination]

this was the first extreme attack on America by terrorists. go back and see how long it takes you to read through the names of the people who died and then come back and tell us that this day doesn't deserve a day of rememberance.

[Medemia]

I don't believe he said it should not have a day of rememberance. I don't think there is any way to stop a day of rememberance as long as anyone is alive who remembers that day. But like Pearl Harbor before it, to make it a holiday for the most successful attack by an enemy does seem ludicrous. If the day ever comes where we finally defeat terrorism (highly unlikely), that should be the day a holiday is created.

[Bottle]

The attacks happened on my 16th birthday. I remember coming home from school, putting together the foosball table I'd got, and turning on the TV for a break... needless to say, the table didn't get put together until the weekend. We went out for a meal that night, but all we could think about was what had happened.

[Jeffery]

I was off work that day. I was co-owner of a restaurant, and we each took one day a week off. I woke up, and turned on the news.
I immediately drove to town to some firends house, and spent the day with them watching in horror.

My co-owners closed the restaurant, and went home, becaue no one was going out to eat. Everyone was in shock.
The reaction by the government was what I thought was beautiful. All political alliances were thrown out, and everyone was the same thing. Americans.

I was sad when after a very short time, politics again came to the fore, and the sides started fighting again.

As the deathtolls climbed, it was almost unbelievable. The US for so many years had become accustomed to being immune to the attacks the rest of the world had come to know. How quickly we became used to the fact that we are not imune anymore.

The attacks on the Cole, and the embassies, were tragic, but it took the 9/11 attacks to really punch it home that we are not above the rest of thw world.

[Speed Demon]

My uncle almost diedon that day. But we're thankful he survived. Even if im not american i still care. Its sad how all those innocent people died that day, they never deserved it.

[MtSlayer]

A holiday? No, like someone else already said I see a holiday as just another day off, no matter what day it is.

However, it should definitely be marked down on all calendars. I haven't bought a calendar recently but I'd be surprised if it wasn't mentioned.

My middle school started school a few days before 9/11, so on Sept 11th my class was in the middle of receiving our information for the rest of the school year. So when my principal took the mic and said that the pentagon and wtc had been attacked, I thought that he was just making some kind of a sick joke or something and went back to class as usual like most of my school did. :\ Only until the rest of the staff told us what had happened did anybody figure it out.

On a separate note, both my Dad and stepmom are flying today. I'm not worried but personally, it'd freak me out a little bit.

[Snarr]

I was watching Ali McBill when it happened in Hong Kong and then the news came up and I didn't look and changed channel to watch The Practice, 5 minutes later that channel cought up too and I chnaged again to watch something else and the third time they had interrupted that channel too I understood it was something important.

In fact I remeber I called my friend to tell him to turn on his TV and he said "Oh that's nothing, it won't affect events in the world really."

[Duffman]

I find it sad that after such a tragic event, a moment when the whole world was watching and waiting for how your government would react they just increased senseless violence by bombing Afghanistan and the 'unconnected' Iraq.

Not being an American I can only empathise with your people but I have to say once again your government has failed and hopefully misrepresented you.

On the national holiday... Well it wouldn't really affect me, but i don't think it's necessary to remember the evvent as usualy the only thing that connects the holiday to remembering the event is the name. Actually doing something that is a little more relevant would be a nice change.

[Jeffery]

Originally posted by Duffman
I find it sad that after such a tragic event, a moment when the whole world was watching and waiting for how your government would react they just increased senseless violence by bombing Afghanistan and the 'unconnected' Iraq.

Not being an American I can only empathise with your people but I have to say once again your government has failed and hopefully misrepresented you.

On the national holiday... Well it wouldn't really affect me, but i don't think it's necessary to remember the evvent as usualy the only thing that connects the holiday to remembering the event is the name. Actually doing something that is a little more relevant would be a nice change.

Actually, the invasion of Afghanistan was quite a just mission, as Al Quida was being protected by the Taliban government of Afghanistan. The releatively easy switch of government there is proof that the people in general in Afghanistan supported the change in government.
I do agree that the invasion of Iraq should never have been justified under the banner of war on terrorism.

But i agree national holidays are overblown in the US. I would much rather simply have a day of remembrance, much as pearl Harbor's day of remembrance.

[Dark*Demon]

i think we invaded iraq because the goverment said they had weapons of mass destrouction and that osama was hiding in there

[Jeffery]

Originally posted by Dark*Demon
i think we invaded iraq because the goverment said they had weapons of mass destrouction and that osama was hiding in there

Almost and no.

The invasion was justified on reasons of WMD's being created still, as well as the "fact" that Iraq was supporting global terrorists such as Al Quaida.

[Dark*Demon]

god i read all your posts and they are all so big then i look at mine and they are small that makes me want to cry

and ok

[Duffman]

I saw a Leunig cartoon once, i wish I could remember it. It quoted someone talking about Afghanistan being liberated from the terrorists so that they can forever live in peace. But the quote was dated 1917.

We did not go over to liberate Afghanistan from the Taliban. We went over to find those responsible for 9/11 and destroy and other threats to the US. Liberating Afghanistan was a nice by-product which made the whole thing look worthwhile.

[Jeffery]

Originally posted by Duffman
We did not go over to liberate Afghanistan from the Taliban. We went over to find those responsible for 9/11 and destroy and other threats to the US. Liberating Afghanistan was a nice by-product which made the whole thing look worthwhile.

Thats pretty much what i said. We wanted Al Quiada, and the Taliban was in our way. So we kicked em out to get who we wanted.

[Dark*Demon]

yea exactly what happen

[thrdflrmshr]

Originally posted by Jeffery
Almost and no.

The invasion was justified on reasons of WMD's being created still, as well as the "fact" that Iraq was supporting global terrorists such as Al Quaida.
Iraq has never sponsored Al Queda.

[DivineRight]

You don't need to be American to feel the tragedy of 9/11, just like with Columbine and just like with the recent tragedy in Russia.

Anyone with compassion can tell you this, regardless of their nationality.

RIP

[Jeffery]

Originally posted by thrdflrmshr
Iraq has never sponsored Al Queda.

Did you not notice my quotes on fact??? I was giving the reasons given, not the reasons why.

[Duffman]

Originally posted by DivineRight
You don't need to be American to feel the tragedy of 9/11, just like with Columbine and just like with the recent tragedy in Russia.

Anyone with compassion can tell you this, regardless of their nationality.

RIP

I do feel the tragedy but i don't want to denounce the sacredness of this to Americans by telling my connection to the event.

Also if i told you my exact opinion of what happened and why it happened to a forum mostly populated by Americans i know i would get flamed out of here. Especially just after the anniversary of a very emotional event.

[Jeffery]

Originally posted by Duffman
I do feel the tragedy but i don't want to denounce the sacredness of this to Americans by telling my connection to the event.

Also if i told you my exact opinion of what happened and why it happened to a forum mostly populated by Americans i know i would get flamed out of here. Especially just after the anniversary of a very emotional event.

You mean the American arrogence that has extended throughout the world, as well as support of the jewish state vs paletinian state, as well as occupation of islamic nations and holy shrines throughout the middle east pissing of militant mulsims????


But I would rather keep this thread nopolitical.
But we can take it to the IRC Chat.

[DivineRight]

This thread isn't about the reasoning behind the attacks, it is the paying of our respects and homage of the lives lost. That is all.

[thrdflrmshr]

Topics change, no?

I apologize, Jeffery, I didn't catch your point.

Duffman, I know exactly what you are talking about. I praise your good judgment in not posting it here. A lot of people wouldn't take so kindly to it.

May the families of those killed be in peace.

[Serge]

On September 11, 2001 I was in school. They wouldn't tell the students what had happened at first, they just made three anouncments for teachers to check their E-mail *immediately*. There were also a *lot* of PA announcments for kids who had early dissmissal. When more than half of my class had left I realized something was going on, I just didn't know how big it was till I got home and saw my mom watching the news. Once I knew what happened I understood why the principle didn't make an announcement and why there were so many early dismissals. Living just outside D.C. a large percentage of my classmates had parents in the military or goverment and quite a few of them worked at the Pentagon. Luckily, no one from my school lost a loved one, but everyone was pretty shook up. I wouldn't want the anniversary of so many people's deaths, americans and non-americans, to become another day off of school either. Nor do I ever want to meet the person who would make that desicion.

[DeadFishGuy]

At the time of the attacks, I was at my Gran's house eating lunch.

I saw the pictures on the news, but I didn't truly comprehend what happened until a few days later.


The logic of someone wanting to hijack a plane and crash into a skyscraper, killing thousands of innocent lives escapes me. I'm sure they has some sort of reason but whatever it was just doesn't justify what they did.



Jeff: That list of all the dead. It really makes the point. The best way of putting it. It made me realise what happened on 9/11 more than I ever have before.

Walrus: Be more considerate in the future.

[Dark*Demon]

they crashed it into the world trade centers because thats where people from every where go and have buissnesses of something

[thrdflrmshr]

That's not what he was going after. How can one make that decision, to go after the busiest place in the United States for the sole reason of taking as many lives as possible?

[Jeffery]

Until you read a list such as that, and realise how long it takes, and just how many people it is, it's hard to think how many people it really is.

For most of you, think of it this way.

How many people are in youe school???

[thrdflrmshr]

~25,000. 2000 in my old high school.

[Jeffery]

Imagine your entire school being gone then.....

All those people, all the friends, enemies, girlfriends, teachers, classmates............. just gone.

[Asmodeus]

Altough 6-7 posts doesn't seem like that many names considering a name is so small...that really meant alot. Thanks Jeff.
I was just in my house about ready to go to school when my brother woke me up. We couldn't even move. Our school didn't do much because they didn't think k-5th graders could handle that. My friends all treated it like a joke I wasn't taking that to well. I try to be mature for my age and no.. I just couldn't take that I must of blacked it out becasue I try not to remeber that stuff All I remember was my mom and my brother waking me up to watch the news.. I just wanted thank you all for remebering this day..
My spelling may be horrible but this comes form the softest part of me, my heart. I believe that nationality doesn't even really matter wether it was, Asia, North America, South America, It really doesn't matter on that day it didn't matter where it happened every country i think should feel that way. That if thousands of 'Their' Citzens lost their lives I think they would care more..Either way you should care jsut as much for every other person in the world not jsut your neighbors or your family..

[max2k106]

i was in . . . 9th grade 1st period classic drama class when the first plane hit the tower, i remember the teacher getting a call on the class phone and she looked all worried and said "i cant tell you what happened, but its terrible" . . .then we had some big assembly where the principal talked and told us what happened, and after we were told to go home . . . i thought it was pretty cool at the moment, cuz i had no idea what the trade center was at that time, so i think "cool, no homework, basically no school, this is pretty cool" then i go home and turn on the TV to watch some crappy daytime TV and on every single channel were just shots of the planes crashing into the towers, then i think "shit, this blows, heh" . . . and thats when it hit me, that something big happened and there were all theses terror threats and all . . . bla bla bla, that just sucks

[Warcow]

I just want to say something, 9/11 was a horrific thing and we should all grieve for the loss of thousands of innocent lives and we should never forget what occured, btu it is a far cry from the most horrific event in history, where is the thread for bloody sunday, or all those terrible events that led to the deaths of many times that of 9/11?

[Well-travelled]

I know, I'm new, but I couldn't help myself...

The idea that no one would ever attack the WTC just because it was busy...

I've had the displeasure of meeting someone who filled me in on what they thought (not that opinions are bad, just THIS opinion was). As he said (his opinion, not mine), Muslims are usually good people, everyone else is like a cancer to this world. Tell, me, when you get the flu, do you try to get rid of it as fast as you can, or do you feel bad for the little flu viruses (sp?) in your system and try to work with them to achieve mutual peace? When you are no longer considered to be human, merely sub-human, or worse, a cancer, people do not care about your life, only the ending of your life (especially if many of you can be killed at once). The Pentagon? That's obvious-killing our defenses, or at least trying to.

On American arrogance...

While in Korea, I spoke with one of the Koreans I worked with. He said he didn't really care about a bunch of rich Americans dying. They weren't Korean, just a bunch of arrogant Americans. Big deal, right? They deserved it. I showed him a list of names, pointed to one (Micheal Noeth, if you want to know) and mentioned he had been a best friend of mine once. A different name had caught his eye, however, Chin Sun Pak. "Korean?!", he asked. I told him I didn't know, but it was VERY possible, considering that it's a Korean sort of name. All of a sudden, he was upset about the events that happened on 9-11. So, tell me, just how is it that it's always about American arrogance, never arrogance on anyone else's part. Look in the mirror before pointing the finger at 'them' every time. I'd be lying if I said that no American has ever been arrogant, but isn't it also a lie to say ONLY Americans have been arrogant?

Well, there's my 2 cents...just something to think about. I'm not asking anyone to wholeheartedly agree with me, just asking you to reconsider some of the things posted here.