Americans, will they ever forgive the 'terrorists' for the attacks?

Question

if no, how can American be forgiven for attacking others?
if yes, when will they stop the revenge?

Answer 1

Terrorists did not attack our County. Our own Government did. When someone told me that, I thought they were a nutcase, until I went to GOOGLE and typed in the searchbox, '911 hoax lie', and was amazed at the HITS from irrefutable websites. I have over a thousand on my server, and I have listed just a small smidget of them below.

Answer 2

I don't think all of America will forgive the terrorist attack, American's don't want to be forgiven for attacking others, it's more like my gun is bigger then you gun. And, if they do, of coruse they will not stop revenge. In president Bush's State of the Union speech, he said that he knows all American's wouldn't like to just quit and give up. Of course the "smart"{ I'm saying he is not a smart man}, man he is, said there would be a lot more blood shed in Iraq.

Answer 3

NO. I demand reparations like we had to give to the black folk that we abused during the turn of the 18th century. So, logically, the terrorists owe me money, right? Because I was indirectly effected by this attack, right? The only good apology comes with money, and it's not looking like Mohamed Ji-Had has a whole lot of that these days, does it? Because they spent all their money planning these attacks. And as far as Americans being forgiven for attacking others? Have you SEEN Japan since we dropped the bomb? They fear us so much, they are acting just like us. So I say we drop the bomb and make Middle-East Disney World; a McDonald's at every corner.

Answer 4

We were attacked on our own soil, so why the hell should we? We haven't attacked others without provocation. What we really need is honesty in government. When you get to the real American people, we are quite wonderful. We are the most giving and caring of all the people I know of. All the people I know, deplore war, but sometimes it is necessary to preserve a way of life and liberty.

Answer 5

There will be those who will forgive even if they had a loved one that was killed in one of the attacks and there are the ones that cannot forgive any attacks that were and will be on the United States.

It is all in the individual heart and mind.

Answer 6

No. 911 is an unforgivable act. However the more intelligent Americans will grow to understand the reasons behind the attacks instead of just calling them evil.

Answer 7

I find it interesting that you put the word "terrorist" in quotations, implying that they weren't really terrorists.

They were.

You also assume that all Americans are after revenge. We're not.

In fact if you were really interested in what we are thinking (which I doubt you are) then you would know that the war in Iraq is a VERY unpopular war and most of us want our soldiers to come home.

Perhaps you should review your own ability -- or inability -- to forgive.

Answer 8

have we forgiven japan for pearl harbor? People move on, but the pain and grief will always be there for the people that died. the act does not deserve forgiving and whoever can find it in their hearts to do it is really amazing.

Answer 9

The answer is yes, when they forget. Americans have short memories. It won’t happen tomorrow, but it will happen. Sort of the way we forgave the Japanese for bombing Pearl Harbor (most of us). The people who were there will die and it just won’t be as personal to their great great grand children.

Answer 10

Hell no. They definitely won't forgive us; they're frickin' extremists. They killed 3000 people on 9/11; why would we forgive them if they're just going to do it again the next time they have an opportunity, and trust me; they will. We'll continue to fight them until they're no longer a threat.