How about it was the 10th anniversary, it was the official opening of the memorial, and people still remember that day with horror and have yet to dismiss the tragedy that it was. You know, people with at least a sliver of a heart remaining in their bodies. Or a soul.
If you don't like it, tune out. If you feel it's being forced on TV, don't watch. Simple.
What happened in the subsequent decade means nothing, what your personal political views are means nothing, what one thinks of Iraq, Afghanistan, Bush or Obama means nothing. That's not why we mourn, that's not why we remember, that's not at all what this was about.
Some of you are in desperate need of a reality check.
If you don't like it, tune out. If you feel it's being forced on TV, don't watch. Simple.
What happened in the subsequent decade means nothing, what your personal political views are means nothing, what one thinks of Iraq, Afghanistan, Bush or Obama means nothing. That's not why we mourn, that's not why we remember, that's not at all what this was about.
Some of you are in desperate need of a reality check.
I think, sir, that you are incorrect. I have little doubt that a vast majority of what has been going on to remember 9/11 wasn't to mourn, it was because it was expected. That's not to say it all wasn't. Certain events were fine. I mean, opening the Memorial and some coverage for that is fine and dandy. Turning it into almost a National Holiday is simply despicable.
I don't think Dannymac is being heartless or soulless. He's stating the truth. Personally I'm borderline sickened by the way we've taken advantage of the tragedy to each make ourselves look better and feel better about ourselves. There was no reason every sports team had to do a tribute, no reason random children with no involvement who were barely even born at the time of the tragedy should be reading speeches about it.
Your mom. That's right. The cat is out of the bag. Your mom.
My mind isn't always in the gutter, it just has VIP access
I think it is time for the United States, as a nation, to stop mourning 9/11.
- 13/09/2011 05:10:05 PM
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Yes, I agree. please, let's move on. And get over ourselves. *NM*
- 13/09/2011 05:35:16 PM
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What do you mean by that?
- 13/09/2011 06:31:40 PM
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Grief over what?
- 13/09/2011 08:25:54 PM
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And I think your position is one of an asshat.
- 13/09/2011 09:20:43 PM
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Re: I think it is time for the United States, as a nation, to stop mourning 9/11.
- 13/09/2011 05:49:54 PM
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quasi-police state? thats funny *NM*
- 13/09/2011 06:28:20 PM
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dropping two nukes in Japan probably helped people get over it
- 13/09/2011 06:48:41 PM
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Jebus
- 13/09/2011 09:13:54 PM
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So this keeps us from moving on?
- 13/09/2011 11:44:54 PM
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And it keeps the herd sympathetic to those subsequent issues as well.
- 14/09/2011 12:32:02 AM
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Re: Jebus
- 16/09/2011 05:01:59 PM
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*NM*
i agree, sort of
- 13/09/2011 11:46:12 PM
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Re: i agree, sort of
- 14/09/2011 12:40:09 AM
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there was a fair amount of noise over it
- 14/09/2011 07:56:12 PM
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here is something I saw that pretty much sums it up
- 13/09/2011 11:50:28 PM
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As always, someone has to bring up the most ridiculous arguments for a good cause.
- 14/09/2011 12:28:38 AM
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I agree, all of those deaths due need to be blamed on radical Islam *NM*
- 16/09/2011 05:14:36 PM
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