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9/11

markysimmo

markysimmo

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Will never ever forget what happened on this day in 2001

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My thoughts are with the victims and their families
 
Yep still unbelievable .. 13 years have past very quickly

Tragic event one of them you will never forget where you were that morning
 
we will never witness anything to this extent again. A tragedy. Thoughts still go out to the families
 
there are people in my office who don't really remember it the way we do as they were still kids whose parents probably shielded them from it

i'm not sure when they started teaching it in history class
 
9/11 was a very very sad event...but was it any sadder than dozens of tragedies (due to conflicts/war, accidents or otherwise) that occur across the globe all the time?

Are we just more 'prone' to shed more tears about 9/11 because CNN/BBC/NBC etc show it more?

Are American lives worth more tears than Albanians, Syrians, Russians, Ukrainians, Malaysians, Chinese, Japanese, Indians etc etc etc?
These people are just some who have all faced tragedy on large scales due to disaster, war, conflicts etc over the last 13-15 years or so.

9/11 was indeed sad, but we need to move on, like many others have. Sadly 9/11 type tragedy is a way of life in some places around the world. Daily
 
glorygloryeze said:
9/11 was a very very sad event...but was it any sadder than dozens of tragedies (due to conflicts/war, accidents or otherwise) that occur across the globe all the time?

Are we just more 'prone' to shed more tears about 9/11 because CNN/BBC/NBC etc show it more?

Are American lives worth more tears than Albanians, Syrians, Russians, Ukrainians, Malaysians, Chinese, Japanese, Indians etc etc etc?
These people are just some who have all faced tragedy on large scales due to disaster, war, conflicts etc over the last 13-15 years or so.

9/11 was indeed sad, but we need to move on, like many others have. Sadly 9/11 type tragedy is a way of life in some places around the world. Daily
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Absolutely this.
 
It should certainly be remembered, but a thirteenth anniversary is surely more for the people affected. We, as the public in general, should make a bigger deal of the 20th anniversary.

I can't help reflect that the 3000 lives that died that day were just the beginning. As noted above, many of the first responders have died and suffered since. The event launched two wars which have led to hundreds of thousands dying (the US military have had more deaths than the number killed on 9-11) and it is still on going. It will be interesting how the event and the response are viewed by history.
 
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