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I have a huge problem with "remembering" 9/11
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<blockquote data-quote="Phrozt" data-source="post: 2139008" data-attributes="member: 567069"><p>I've talked to several people today.. co-workers.. friends.. people on the net.</p><p></p><p>No one was connected to anyone that died there in any way... yet they were all telling me how sad it was and how bad they feel. Yes. It was a sad thing. It was a loss of many lives. However... why in the world would you, someone who had no connection to any of these people... feel sad about it 5 years later? Hundreds of thousands of people die every year. A lot of them for no good reason. Are you mourning their deaths? Deaths of cancer patients?? Deaths of children who were killed in accidents?? Deaths of people trying to help those who are down and out that get caught in the middle of a battle and get killed?? Deaths of firefighters/police/EMTs?? Deaths of other heros?</p><p></p><p>No.</p><p></p><p>Why? Because that doesn't make you a part of a nationally recognized big event.</p><p></p><p>Anyone who's still "mourning" 9/11 is just lying to themselves. They don't really care.. they just want to say what they were doing on some day that everyone remembers so that they'll feel special.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Phrozt, post: 2139008, member: 567069"] I've talked to several people today.. co-workers.. friends.. people on the net. No one was connected to anyone that died there in any way... yet they were all telling me how sad it was and how bad they feel. Yes. It was a sad thing. It was a loss of many lives. However... why in the world would you, someone who had no connection to any of these people... feel sad about it 5 years later? Hundreds of thousands of people die every year. A lot of them for no good reason. Are you mourning their deaths? Deaths of cancer patients?? Deaths of children who were killed in accidents?? Deaths of people trying to help those who are down and out that get caught in the middle of a battle and get killed?? Deaths of firefighters/police/EMTs?? Deaths of other heros? No. Why? Because that doesn't make you a part of a nationally recognized big event. Anyone who's still "mourning" 9/11 is just lying to themselves. They don't really care.. they just want to say what they were doing on some day that everyone remembers so that they'll feel special. [/QUOTE]
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