[quote]Turiel wrote:
Well its seems US are not as strong as they thought. Your countrie’s history is full of violence, that day 8 years ago I thought :s poor people, but that act of violence was just a response of how that nation acted since it was founded. I thought that day you would learn to stop hating, stop being a violent nation, but it seems you need another 9/11
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So you think 9/11 was justified? And tell me,what country doesn’t have a history of violence??
[quote]FightinIrish26 wrote:
As I said on the politics forum- I’m tired of stuff like this. It happened. I watched it.
But I’m still sick of these stupid somber services where they read off all the names and light candles. It’s nearly a decade. It’s time to move on.
And if I hear one more “Never forget” or “Always remember…” C’mon guys… Remember what? That there’s evil in the world? You needed terrorist attacks to remember that? And never forget what? The attacks themselves? Who could?
We all know what day it is and what happened. It’s time to move on. Hate on me all you want, but the shit was in my backyard. It hit close to home on so many levels that I couldn’t even tell you… and even I’m done with all this. [/quote]
I’m really, really sorry you feel this way. I’m not going to hate on you. I can’t imagine how you feel inside, and I hope I never find out.
You must not have lost a loved one.
You must not have been there when it happened. Seen the most prominent pieces of our most famous port crumble.
You must not have been that one guy who’s turn it was to stop and grab donuts that day, whose life was saved because of it.
You must not have been there to give aid to the victims. Not only the ones who were in the buildings, but who were in the immediate area when they fell, injured by dust, heat, and debris.
You must not have come later, to help clean up, after the voices of those trapped inside could no longer be heard… but whose smell, that smell of human decay, while unheard, was so much louder.
I hope you never have to meet those men and women alive who remember Pearl Harbor, and 9/11.
If you do, I hope you hang your head in shame and beg a higher power forgiveness for your poor attitude.
[quote]Grog15 wrote:
Turiel wrote:
Well its seems US are not as strong as they thought. Your countrie’s history is full of violence, that day 8 years ago I thought :s poor people, but that act of violence was just a response of how that nation acted since it was founded. I thought that day you would learn to stop hating, stop being a violent nation, but it seems you need another 9/11
I LOL everytime I watch Rambo 3.s ending “this movie is dedicated to de galant people of Afganistan”
Your country isn’t exactly known for peace and goodwill. The U.S. was brought into WWII after the attacks committed by Japan, in case you forgot. Maybe Japan needs another Hiroshima or Nagasaki.[/quote]
I have traveled to a lot of coutries in the world, and japanese ppl are very kind, honorable, hardworking and peaceful. I am not japanese BTW…
i highly disagree that 9/11 was an “terrorist attack”. there is plenty of evidence pointing to the US goverment is self.
HOWEVER i do feel for the families, victims and innocent people ho have suffered in this pointless act of destruction and greed.
[quote]Turiel wrote:
I have traveled to a lot of countries in the world, and japanese ppl are very kind, honorable, hardworking and peaceful. I am not japanese BTW…
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From your description of Japanese people,you’ve already made it obvious that you are not.
As long as we’re at it, remember the Alamo.
To get this thread back on track…I went to NYC almost 2 months ago and one of the things that impressed me the most was how this church survived being just right across the street from the towers.
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[quote]jasmincar wrote:
I forgot 3-4 years ago but you guys made me remember[/quote]
Forget about it again, it’s just a small insignificant event in the history of mankind.
I know that no one cares, but it is really not appreciated when people who aren’t American are chiming in with insensitive, negative, remarks. Those are my people that were killed.
[quote]VikingsAD28 wrote:
I know that no one cares, but it is really not appreciated when people who aren’t American are chiming in with insensitive, negative, remarks. Those are my people that were killed.[/quote]
Turiel pretty much gave an insight in to why lots of(not all) foreigners are being insensitive,negative…etc. They feel that 9/11 was a just a taste of what the U.S. deserves.
[quote]VikingsAD28 wrote:
I know that no one cares, but it is really not appreciated when people who aren’t American are chiming in with insensitive, negative, remarks. Those are my people that were killed.[/quote]
I feel sad for those who died and understand that families and friends want to remember but you are making this much more bigger than it really is. As if it was the worst thing that ever happened on planet earth.
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
As long as we’re at it, remember the Alamo.[/quote]
Dude thats just wrong. Have you been to the Alamo? I have, its boring, but I do remember doing my history project on it. I did this badass model of the fort which I later destroyed including the little wax soldiers with my bb gun.
[quote]joebassin wrote:
VikingsAD28 wrote:
I know that no one cares, but it is really not appreciated when people who aren’t American are chiming in with insensitive, negative, remarks. Those are my people that were killed.
I feel sad for those who died and understand that families and friends want to remember but you are making this much more bigger than it really is. As if it was the worst thing that ever happened on planet earth. [/quote]
I think those who share your viewpoint on this are also making this bigger than it really is…and in a blind and insensitive way. Let people grieve…or whatever it is they do in regards to 9/11. Who are you to criticize them for doing so? It’s not affecting your existence. And to those who did lose loved ones,it probably is the “worst thing that ever happened on planet earth.” Let them be…no harm done. Life goes on.
[quote]VikingsAD28 wrote:
I know that no one cares, but it is really not appreciated when people who aren’t American are chiming in with insensitive, negative, remarks. Those are my people that were killed.[/quote]
It’s ok. Most people who chime in negatively are just jealous of America’s opportunities.
This thread just makes me sad, some of you are truly horrible people.
I pray for all those who lost loved ones.
[quote]Turiel wrote:
Grog15 wrote:
Turiel wrote:
Well its seems US are not as strong as they thought. Your countrie’s history is full of violence, that day 8 years ago I thought :s poor people, but that act of violence was just a response of how that nation acted since it was founded. I thought that day you would learn to stop hating, stop being a violent nation, but it seems you need another 9/11
I LOL everytime I watch Rambo 3.s ending “this movie is dedicated to de galant people of Afganistan”
Crack a history book kid, you may be surprised by the actions of the Japanese people’s past (a particular day in December 1941 to be exact).
Your country isn’t exactly known for peace and goodwill. The U.S. was brought into WWII after the attacks committed by Japan, in case you forgot. Maybe Japan needs another Hiroshima or Nagasaki.
I have traveled to a lot of coutries in the world, and japanese ppl are very kind, honorable, hardworking and peaceful. I am not japanese BTW…
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[quote]CBear84 wrote:
FightinIrish26 wrote:
As I said on the politics forum- I’m tired of stuff like this. It happened. I watched it.
But I’m still sick of these stupid somber services where they read off all the names and light candles. It’s nearly a decade. It’s time to move on.
And if I hear one more “Never forget” or “Always remember…” C’mon guys… Remember what? That there’s evil in the world? You needed terrorist attacks to remember that? And never forget what? The attacks themselves? Who could?
We all know what day it is and what happened. It’s time to move on. Hate on me all you want, but the shit was in my backyard. It hit close to home on so many levels that I couldn’t even tell you… and even I’m done with all this.
I’m really, really sorry you feel this way. I’m not going to hate on you. I can’t imagine how you feel inside, and I hope I never find out.
You must not have lost a loved one.
You must not have been there when it happened. Seen the most prominent pieces of our most famous port crumble.
You must not have been that one guy who’s turn it was to stop and grab donuts that day, whose life was saved because of it.
You must not have been there to give aid to the victims. Not only the ones who were in the buildings, but who were in the immediate area when they fell, injured by dust, heat, and debris.
You must not have come later, to help clean up, after the voices of those trapped inside could no longer be heard… but whose smell, that smell of human decay, while unheard, was so much louder.
I hope you never have to meet those men and women alive who remember Pearl Harbor, and 9/11.
If you do, I hope you hang your head in shame and beg a higher power forgiveness for your poor attitude. [/quote]
See? This is what I’m talking about. Bullshit hyperbole and hyped up rhetoric. That’s what 9/11 has become about.
What I can tell you is that I was a fuckload closer to it then you were in Ohio, and that I knew a TON of people who were inside those buildings. I was buddies with many firefighters who went over from NJ to help with the cleanup as well. Don’t give me all this, “You must not have been” shit. Save it for someone who will listen to your meaningless opinion.
The Twin Towers were in my backyard- I could see the smoke from my fuckin house. I don’t need some Ohio hillbilly telling me what they should and shouldn’t mean to me.
I remember them in my own way… but it doesn’t include threads on message boards or facebook statuses saying “NeVa 4GET!!!”
[quote]FightinIrish26 wrote:
CBear84 wrote:
FightinIrish26 wrote:
As I said on the politics forum- I’m tired of stuff like this. It happened. I watched it.
But I’m still sick of these stupid somber services where they read off all the names and light candles. It’s nearly a decade. It’s time to move on.
And if I hear one more “Never forget” or “Always remember…” C’mon guys… Remember what? That there’s evil in the world? You needed terrorist attacks to remember that? And never forget what? The attacks themselves? Who could?
We all know what day it is and what happened. It’s time to move on. Hate on me all you want, but the shit was in my backyard. It hit close to home on so many levels that I couldn’t even tell you… and even I’m done with all this.
I’m really, really sorry you feel this way. I’m not going to hate on you. I can’t imagine how you feel inside, and I hope I never find out.
You must not have lost a loved one.
You must not have been there when it happened. Seen the most prominent pieces of our most famous port crumble.
You must not have been that one guy who’s turn it was to stop and grab donuts that day, whose life was saved because of it.
You must not have been there to give aid to the victims. Not only the ones who were in the buildings, but who were in the immediate area when they fell, injured by dust, heat, and debris.
You must not have come later, to help clean up, after the voices of those trapped inside could no longer be heard… but whose smell, that smell of human decay, while unheard, was so much louder.
I hope you never have to meet those men and women alive who remember Pearl Harbor, and 9/11.
If you do, I hope you hang your head in shame and beg a higher power forgiveness for your poor attitude.
See? This is what I’m talking about. Bullshit hyperbole and hyped up rhetoric. That’s what 9/11 has become about.
What I can tell you is that I was a fuckload closer to it then you were in Ohio, and that I knew a TON of people who were inside those buildings. I was buddies with many firefighters who went over from NJ to help with the cleanup as well. Don’t give me all this, “You must not have been” shit. Save it for someone who will listen to your meaningless opinion.
The Twin Towers were in my backyard- I could see the smoke from my fuckin house. I don’t need some Ohio hillbilly telling me what they should and shouldn’t mean to me.
I remember them in my own way… but it doesn’t include threads on message boards or facebook statuses saying “NeVa 4GET!!!”[/quote]
So in other words,you are wasting your time…just sayin,man.
[quote]Big_Boss wrote:
So in other words,you are wasting your time…just sayin,man.[/quote]
Well. Yes. But I should say that it was more all the facebook bullshit I saw today that pissed me off… not so much the stuff on this thread.