TBH that doesnt really justify what you said, nor does it of course justify what I said. We were both out of line, and let's just leave it at that.
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TBH that doesnt really justify what you said, nor does it of course justify what I said. We were both out of line, and let's just leave it at that.
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In Loving Memoriam:
I can't believe that its been 4 years already. I can feel my heart breaking all over again, especially since I had a couple of friends who, although they got out alive, were severely injured physically that day, and are still carrying the emotional scars with them to this day.
I have a simple request of people on this forum today, and you all know who you are.
If you have any shred of decorum, class or tact, please refrain from any derrogatory or "well, what about the rest of the world" type of posts. Please, just for today.
That's not too much to ask.
And for my fellow Americans here on this thread, lets use this space to reflect on what happened, and how events like this can help us move forward as a nation, and lets not use this to try and generate sympathy, or to stir up pent-up hatred.
This is an event that still scars me to this day, especially whenever I travel to New York City and take a look at what remains of the World Trade Center.
I am inspired today by a man whom I've thought is one of the greatest men of the 20th century, Sir Winston Churchill:
"To build may have to be the slow and laborious task of years. To destroy can be the thoughtless act of a single day."
"We shall draw from the heart of suffering itself the means of inspiration and survival"
There were victims from 83 countries on that day in the attack on the World Trade Center and The Pentagon, so this truly was a global tragedy.
I can't believe that its been 4 years already. I can feel my heart breaking all over again, especially since I had a couple of friends who, although they got out alive, were severely injured physically that day, and are still carrying the emotional scars with them to this day.
I have a simple request of people on this forum today, and you all know who you are.
If you have any shred of decorum, class or tact, please refrain from any derrogatory or "well, what about the rest of the world" type of posts. Please, just for today.
That's not too much to ask.
And for my fellow Americans here on this thread, lets use this space to reflect on what happened, and how events like this can help us move forward as a nation, and lets not use this to try and generate sympathy, or to stir up pent-up hatred.
This is an event that still scars me to this day, especially whenever I travel to New York City and take a look at what remains of the World Trade Center.
I am inspired today by a man whom I've thought is one of the greatest men of the 20th century, Sir Winston Churchill:
"To build may have to be the slow and laborious task of years. To destroy can be the thoughtless act of a single day."
"We shall draw from the heart of suffering itself the means of inspiration and survival"
There were victims from 83 countries on that day in the attack on the World Trade Center and The Pentagon, so this truly was a global tragedy.
I remember what type of a symbol those Towers (that's right, capital T) used to be during the Cold War for us in Holland anyway.
I remember being 5 years old only and my father (we were watching the news, relationships between the East and the West had hardened again) gave me a picture of the Twin Towers and told me: "There's what freedom can do, son. All the rest in this sorry excuse for a world ain't got shit on freedom. Don't you forget it."
I remember being 5 years old only and my father (we were watching the news, relationships between the East and the West had hardened again) gave me a picture of the Twin Towers and told me: "There's what freedom can do, son. All the rest in this sorry excuse for a world ain't got shit on freedom. Don't you forget it."
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I guess you choose NOT to grant Sergio's wish. As usual the only thing you can come up with is criticism in some form or another.
Its not the time to talk about YOU
Its not the time to talk about what was right with the building or wrong with the building...
Its not the time to tell us what you like or dislike...
You don't know the connection some people had to New York City, the Twin Towers or where or what they were doing that day. Have some Goddamn class and tact and don't say anything rather than feel the need to point out the faults of the buildings on the fourth anniversary of the attacks...
For my sake don't respond because it will end iwith my banning on this site if you take this topic any further.
Its not the time to talk about YOU
Its not the time to talk about what was right with the building or wrong with the building...
Its not the time to tell us what you like or dislike...
You don't know the connection some people had to New York City, the Twin Towers or where or what they were doing that day. Have some Goddamn class and tact and don't say anything rather than feel the need to point out the faults of the buildings on the fourth anniversary of the attacks...
For my sake don't respond because it will end iwith my banning on this site if you take this topic any further.