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 Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 2:21 pm
I hate people who want to be apathetic about the loss of innocent lives. Or those who want to crack a joke. <******** you.
On 9/11, six years ago, I was in fifth grade and noticed a lot of kids were leaving. My Dad picked me up and told me what happened - I didn't even know what the World Trade Centers were - but I felt bad for those lost. Now six years later, I can't help but cry when I hear the stories of the families that lost a loved one.
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 2:34 pm
If they continue doing media crap on this, I want coverage on all wars, and so called tragedies that's ever happened to continue.
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 3:09 pm
Goddess Ace I hate people who want to be apathetic about the loss of innocent lives. Or those who want to crack a joke. <******** you. On 9/11, six years ago, I was in fifth grade and noticed a lot of kids were leaving. My Dad picked me up and told me what happened - I didn't even know what the World Trade Centers were - but I felt bad for those lost. Now six years later, I can't help but cry when I hear the stories of the families that lost a loved one. I've never seen one joke about 9/11. And I didn't know what the trade centers were either.
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 3:12 pm
FangzV Goddess Ace I hate people who want to be apathetic about the loss of innocent lives. Or those who want to crack a joke. <******** you. On 9/11, six years ago, I was in fifth grade and noticed a lot of kids were leaving. My Dad picked me up and told me what happened - I didn't even know what the World Trade Centers were - but I felt bad for those lost. Now six years later, I can't help but cry when I hear the stories of the families that lost a loved one. I've never seen one joke about 9/11. And I didn't know what the trade centers were either. I did today. One of the guys I know started cracking jokes about it. I was livid.
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 3:52 pm
Goddess Ace FangzV Goddess Ace I hate people who want to be apathetic about the loss of innocent lives. Or those who want to crack a joke. <******** you. On 9/11, six years ago, I was in fifth grade and noticed a lot of kids were leaving. My Dad picked me up and told me what happened - I didn't even know what the World Trade Centers were - but I felt bad for those lost. Now six years later, I can't help but cry when I hear the stories of the families that lost a loved one. I've never seen one joke about 9/11. And I didn't know what the trade centers were either. I did today. One of the guys I know started cracking jokes about it. I was livid. What'd he say?
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 4:25 pm
I was in 6th grade and went to the nurses office cause I had a serious headache. When I sat down and looked up at the tv thats when I found out about the whole thing. It actually made me feel really sad because one alot of people lost loved ones and two when ever our country gets attacked theres always a war that will follow..... sweatdrop
Edit: Man I did not type this right *fixes*
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 5:06 pm
I was in the sixth grade.
It was in the morning before school for me.
My father told me when I came out for breakfast.
To tell the truth I've never been particularly weepy about it.
But it was a big deal.
and not something to make fun of.
and not even something that I think anyone outside the US should criticize our handling of.
I beleive the war is for a good cause and I beleive that no one but US citizens should say otherwise.
I beleive in the fight against terrorism and that the muslim religion is the problem and not just some people.
I beleive the media is full of crud when they say otherwise and wont watch anything but fox news.
I beleive it was a wonderful thing that today, over the intercom at school, someone prayed. granted, it will be on the news tomorrow and horrible things will come of it, but I think it was right.
and lastly I feel for the victims and family and friends of those victimized.
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 5:21 pm
I was in 2nd grade. I was also living in Washington D.C. at the time. A lot of kids started getting checked out of school, until there were only about 7 of us left. I got home, and my parents told me what happened and told me my uncle was ok. (he worked at the Pentagon, which was also hit) I didn't understand all of it, but understood enough to tell it was horrible. I still get chills every time I think of what could have happened to my uncle. I feel so bad for the families who suffered losses.
God Bless America
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 7:32 pm
when i found out it happened i was just getting out of school (at 2:15)
and i got to my moms car and she asked me if i knew what a terrorist was (her thinking i didnt know what one was)
that is where i was when i found out even though it was well past and i came home and watched the news
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 7:53 pm
/;[You took me home];
/;[I drank too much];
I can't cry. I'm numbed. Anyways, I actually
got a picture of the twin towers a week before
they fell. I didn't even realize the significance
of the picture until they fell a week later, and
I was back in California in 6th grade.
/;[Cause of you my liver turned to dust];
/;[Cold rust tastes cold creeping cold pain];
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 8:32 pm
I was so sad, and couldn't bear to watch the news, so I made a fort in my closet and hid, I still have the fort and I go there whenever something nsad happens in my life, it's so comforting, like my own little world, BTW I was like six, it seemed like a good idea >>;;
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 8:59 pm
I was in school, in 6th grade, in.... Social studies class. I remember being pissed -_- Because the school felt it was ok to LIE to us and not tell us that anything had happened, yet they seem to think it's ok to tell elementary school students. I didn't even know about the attacks until 7 hours after they had happened, if you can believe it. My cousin Jose was living with me at the time, his uncle and aunt and grandma were supposed to tour the towers that day but they decided not to at the last minute...
And I agree about the coverage. This event gets more coverage than it should, and I think it's ridiculous that they are starting s**t about people "forgetting 9/11" it's complete and udder BULLSHIT. People don't forget events like this... has anyone forgotten the Holocaust, while I realize that was on a much larger proportion, it's the same concept, the answer being no. There have been so many events happen recently that American news hardly even covers, such as the summer tsunami's or the recent earthquakes in Peru. You would think things of this scale would get more than an hour of news coverage, but apparently they're not of importance to either America or just the news stations -_- Anyways that's enough of me ranting...
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 9:04 pm
churrlo I was in school, in 6th grade, in.... Social studies class. I remember being pissed -_- Because the school felt it was ok to LIE to us and not tell us that anything had happened, yet they seem to think it's ok to tell elementary school students. I didn't even know about the attacks until 7 hours after they had happened, if you can believe it. My cousin Jose was living with me at the time, his uncle and aunt and grandma were supposed to tour the towers that day but they decided not to at the last minute... And I agree about the coverage. This event gets more coverage than it should, and I think it's ridiculous that they are starting s**t about people "forgetting 9/11" it's complete and udder BULLSHIT. People don't forget events like this... has anyone forgotten the Holocaust, while I realize that was on a much larger proportion, it's the same concept, the answer being no. There have been so many events happen recently that American news hardly even covers, such as the summer tsunami's or the recent earthquakes in Peru. You would think things of this scale would get more than an hour of news coverage, but apparently they're not of importance to either America or just the news stations -_- Anyways that's enough of me ranting... -claps- Good rant Probably one my favorite xD
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 9:19 pm
Why do you like it o.o I just have strong views. Anyways elaborate D:<
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 9:23 pm
I like it because it shows views I haven't seen anyone be brave enough to express yet, your very original and speak your mind, that's why I like it!
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