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A selection of audio recordings from the Federal Aviation Administration (F.A.A.), North American Aerospace Defense Command (Norad) and American Airlines from the morning of Sept. 11, 2001
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2011/09/08/nyregion/911-tapes.html

10 years and 5 minutes ago the first tower was hit. :c


Despite not wanting to start anything, I want to respond to this.

The reason people are more sad about 9/11 is indeed because it's on american soil.  It could of been you in that tower working today or someone in your family.  Just like when military units die in the middle east it's a sad thing.  Just because they have family too doesn't mean we should be sad about when they die. Just like how people die on american soil not from terrorist attacks only the family affected is sad.

However the death of a person is never something to rejoice about.

watched a vid in government/econ yesterday on 9/11. We saw a tape of it happening, and heard audio from 911 calls from the people that couldn't be reached.
     :(

I didn't know any of those people who died

forget me, you're still on about this 10 years later? Everyone dead is dead now. Mixed moping and undue nationalism isn't going to do jack stuff but cause more problems.


Despite not wanting to start anything, I want to respond to this.

The reason people are more sad about 9/11 is indeed because it's on american soil.  It could of been you in that tower working today or someone in your family.  Just like when military units die in the middle east it's a sad thing.  Just because they have family too doesn't mean we should be sad about when they die. Just like how people die on american soil not from terrorist attacks only the family affected is sad.

However the death of a person is never something to rejoice about.

I agree with part of it, but the reason that people freak out about 9/11 is because we are all very patriotic and that we haven't had a major attack on our soil by foreign attackers since the attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese.  so for anyone who hadn't experienced the Pearl Harbor attack, it is indeed a big deal.

But the part i agree with you on is some people who don't understand the Al-Qaedan situation that jubilantly celebrate the assassination of Osama bin Laden never think about the affects of the killing, that Al-Qaedan wont stop at his death, the terrorism will continue for a long time after, maybe even some fold due to the patrot-esk feelings of the Al-Qaedan groupies.

I would like to take the time to give remembrance for all the families and relatives that lost their lives that day in the four crashes of passenger jets 11, 175, 93, and 77 into the twin towers, the pentagon, and Shanksville, PA.  May their families and their souls be at peace with the world.

I would like to take the time to give remembrance for all the families and relatives that lost their lives that day in the four crashes of passenger jets 11, 175, 93, and 77 into the twin towers, the pentagon, and Shanksville, PA.  May their families and their souls be at peace with the world.
you saying this on this forum will surely make them feel better, whoever they are

You guys need to shut up, I honor the people who died in this tragedy, including my friend.

forget me, you're still on about this 10 years later? Everyone dead is dead now. Mixed moping and undue nationalism isn't going to do jack stuff but cause more problems.

It may be 10 years, but are we not allowed to mourn? If you're so loving pissed, why not just ignore it? Families lost cousins, fathers, mothers, children, aunts, uncles. And don't give me, "Oh, they'd be disappointed that we're mourning them!" Because you don't know that. One last thing, are you the country's loving fan club or something? How do you know it'll cause more problems? Ten years ago was a sad day. Let us who want to remember do so.

you saying this on this forum will surely make them feel better, whoever they are

forget you too.

You guys need to shut up, I honor the people who died in this tragedy, including my friend.
What does "honoring him" actually mean? What do you do?

forget you too.
oh my goodness

You guys need to shut up, I honor the people who died in this tragedy, including my friend.

You don't honor most dead people 10 years after they die, especially people you don't know.


It may be 10 years, but are we not allowed to mourn? If you're so loving pissed, why not just ignore it? Families lost cousins, fathers, mothers, children, aunts, uncles. And don't give me, "Oh, they'd be disappointed that we're mourning them!" Because you don't know that. One last thing, are you the country's loving fan club or something? How do you know it'll cause more problems? Ten years ago was a sad day. Let us who want to remember do so.

Sure, if people lost people close to them then they should mourn privately (although still being in the mourning stages 10 years later is considered a mental disorder). Since I'm guessing the majority of people here did not lose close ones in 9/11 we don't need a topic, and wouldn't need one even if everyone here had lost someone.

And it'll cause more problems because allowing fear-mongering and nationalism to run rampant together is never a good thing.

You guys need to shut up, I honor the people who died in this tragedy, including my friend.

ya, any of you richard wads out their being forgeters about this need to shut up and get the forget out.

I lost my Grand parents on flight 93, my uncle in the falling of the South tower, and nearly lost my father in the same crash but his business meeting was cancelled so he got to leave early.

So stfu Al-Qaeda supporting, un patriotic motherforgeters.  Honor those who have passed and no longer with us.