Have you forgotten about September 11th?

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Answer 1

just the liberals

Answer 2

I have certainly not forgotten 9/11 or any of the events associated with that terrible morning. Last night I watched a documentary on the WTC and was taken back in time.....I don't think that I will ever forget that day and hope that others will remember as I do. What upsets me are the countless conspiracy theories and doubt associated with the events of that day. Seeing is believing and I know what was real........I feel sorry for those who choose to defy reality and base their theories on the ignorance of others. This is allowing the terrorist to win.....

Answer 3

I made a vow to never forget. I will not forget. I won't see the movie for a very long time. Those images I saw all that horrific day, will remain with me for life.
Other events that I will never forget. Looking at my two daughters for the first time. The day I got a divorce. Having to tell my dying father goodbye. Not getting to say goodbye to my sister, for the last time before she was killed by a drunk driver, nor ever seeing her again.(closed casket). Welcoming my grandbabies to the world. The Katrina catastrophe.

Answer 4

How can we forget those people? It will be a sin. Most of us do not know how long it took to build the TWC but a lot of us know how long it took them to come down. We cannot forget that ,just in respect for fallen police officers, for firemen and people who went to work and left loved ones at home. God Bless A M E R I C A!!!

Answer 5

Terrorism stinks...

I think terrorists have the same mentality of a 2 year old.

If they don't get what they want they throw a temper tantrum and hit people.

I will never forget 9/11. I will never forget hearing my aunt tell me about the 1972 Munich Olympic games. I will never forget suicide bombing of the U.S. Embassy and U.S. Marine barracks in Beirut in October 1983. I will never forget U.S. Embassy in Beirut bombing in September 1984. I will never forget the 1992 bombing of the Israeli Embassy in Argentina or the1994 bombing of the Israeli cultural center in Buenos Aires.


like I said Terrorism Stinks.

Answer 6

I haven't. I live in the NYC area and was commuting to work when I saw the planes hit the World Trade Center. I knew people were just cremated alive. I will never forget that.

Answer 7

I think due to recent events and the release of Oliver Stone's movie, it is back in people's minds again.

I hope so, we shouldn't forget. We can't live in fear, but we have to remember to look out for each other, remember how precious life is and what an illusion security can be.

Answer 8

I haven't forgotten. We shouldn't forget that tragic day. But we cant let terrorism dictate our lives. We, Americans, are a strong people & we should be proud of our loved ones who have lost their lives due to their bravery to protect our country & those who were victims of the evil people who want to hurt us.

Answer 9

no but people have forgotten exactly how they felt on that day. With time of course pain usually diminishes. And that's what has happened with the American people. Unfortunately it will take another attack to remind them

Answer 10

Americans never forget attack on their security. There have been other events causing heavy loss of lives and property , we should also remember those unfortunate victims to make the world more peaceful.

Answer 11

Why, what happened on September 11th?

dude, chillax, of course we haven't forgotten...and i doubt we ever will. in fact my grandchildren (y'know, when i have them and everything), won't forget. not if i can help it anyway.

Thanks for the reminder though, I really needed a morality boost today. >:-(