Not to be snarky, but this is the one thing I don't believe anybody is ever going to forget.

There was also more than one disaster on this day

Ladies and gentlemen I would like for you to take a moment of your time to remember the tragedy of 9/11. So I ask to please find the time to remember all who have perished on this day.

Yes lets not forget baltec losing his virginity ;)

Still in disbelief he had enough money to pay that stripper...

More like she prolly felt pitty and then paid him afterwords.

When are they going to make 9/11 a holiday?

Seems like i have to hear about it every year even if i dont. It is tragic that people died, but people die all the time. But the media sure loves to promote 9/11 as the worst thing humanity could possible experience.

Right.

Frankly, I don't give a **** about 9/11. Yeah, a building got hit by a plane and came crashing down, big woop.

Ladies and gentlemen I would like for you to take a moment of your time to remember the tragedy of 9/11. So I ask to please find the time to remember all who have perished on this day.

They started a jihad, we should have replied with a Crusade. However the West has become weak and shortsighted. One day you will wake up and realize that your countries have been taken over from within and by then it will be too late.

I was in school when 9/11 happened. That day i decided to join the US Army and fight for my country. I went to Iraq and served a year over there. You get to see all sorts of gross and nasty things that weak people never could handle. It's easy to armchair a war when your not there. It's also easy to armchair a tradgedy years after it's happened. This post was not, and is still not for your self entitled opinions on what happened that day or any other.

We did, it's called imposing "democracy" on countries that don't have it, or may have it but don't suit policy, and it's going to get a lot worse before it gets better.

They started a jihad, we should have replied with a Crusade. However the West has become weak and shortsighted. One day you will wake up and realize that your countries have been taken over from within and by then it will be too late.

Ladies and gentlemen I would like for you to take a moment of your time to remember the tragedy of 9/11. So I ask to please find the time to remember all who have perished on this day.

We may never forget the people lost and how tragic this was but can't go around pissing in everyone's cheerios and not expect terrible things to happen.

It is indeed sad that 3000 plus people died, but why are their lives any more important the lives loves lost in hundreds of other places in the world throughout history at the hands of other people?

Do you remember the date of Tiananmen Square?
Or the 100 days of the Rwandan Genocide?

I bet you don't celebrate anyone's birthday either do you? Because then, to be fair, you would have to celebrate everyone's birthday.

It must be hard living in your head.

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Eugh, that is some black and white retarted morals you have going on there.

Who is this *they* and *we*?

they = moslems

we = everyone else

they = moslems

we = everyone else

Actually I was thinking more of a burnt earth strategy and leaving heads on stakes driven into the ground in front of each destroyed village as an example. Democracy isn't medieval enough.

I should imagine he celebrates the birthday of people he knows. He probably didn't know anyone killed in 9/11 however, and I think that's his point.

Just sayin'.

they = moslems

we = everyone else

"weak"? Poor usage of words. Thats like saying you were an idiot so you joined the army while most of us with some sort of intelligence stayed here and didn't police the world.

I'm guessing you were a marine with this attitude

*EDIT* Like to clear up I have nothing against people that "fight for our country" (we haven't done that in a long time). I just don't like this crap we deal with that none of these were "wars" just us policing other countries where we shouldn't be.

IMO America received a well deserved smack up the side of the head that day. Unfortunately it didn't do any good.

No, he's picking on the OP for not remembering people who died in other tragedies and only pointing out the one relevant to today.

No, from the stuff you and others have been posting, "WEAK" is dead on.

I wish u bastards should stick to ur own language. Whatever race or culture equates losing 3000 innocent lives to whatever expression u used. U idiots really should stick to making ur own ppls lives crap.

No... Much like me, hes probably pointing out that your tragedy you think everyone should stop still for, while other tragedies you ignore. I should imagine it's also pointing out that a lot more than 3000 people have been killed in other tragedies, but you don't expect everyone to stop and think about them.

No, he's picking on the OP for not remembering people who died in other tragedies and only pointing out the one relevant to today.


No... Much like me, hes probably pointing out that your tragedy you think everyone should stop still for, while other tragedies you ignore. I should imagine it's also pointing out that a lot more than 3000 people have been killed in other tragedies, but you don't expect everyone to stop and think about them.

I always forget about this until someone reminds me. It's 10:24pm in Australia and I've managed to go the entire day without hearing anything about it until now. A day I'd rather forget, to be honest. This tragedy, while no less a tragedy, was used as an excuse by your government to drag Australia into a war (invoking the ANZUS treaty and threatening the Free Trade Agreement if we didn't go) that nobody here wanted and got a very good friend of mine killed. I still remember a caricature in the newspaper of our Prime Minister at the time, John Howard, wearing a bullring through his nose and Bush pulling him around by a chain. It was fitting, and also remarkably accurate.

Not to belittle the lives lost in the tragedy, but I think war belittles everything just fine all by itself. It's a shame that there was little alternative other than military action. However, while I freely admit that I hate what this day sparked and have a personal problem with it, and still firmly believe we played right into the hands of terrorists by implementing such freedom-restricting security measures as a result, I can't think of any alternative that would have gotten the same result and I won't say the right thing was done in response, but I will say we did the best thing we could have done with the information we had at the time. Unfortunately, hindsight is always waiting to play its hand.

You two must be the ones that break that "moment of silence" when it is asked for to yell out, "Hey other people died too!"

If you want to remember other tragedies, start a thread on those days. I promise not to **** up your thread if you can be a decent person hold your breath in this one.

Just sayin'

And if you'll forget about it - TSA will gladly remind you in the most inconvenient way possible.

Exactly, not to sound harsh but: EVE is an Icelandic game and the playerbase comes from ALL over the world.
9/11 was 12 years ago, and while it was a tragedy, you have to understand that for countries that are not America, having people point out what a tragedy this particular event was despite there being many like it makes the American people come off as a bit self centered to the rest of the world.

Again, Im not anti American, this is just an honest observation.

No... Much like me, hes probably pointing out that your tragedy you think everyone should stop still for, while other tragedies you ignore. I should imagine it's also pointing out that a lot more than 3000 people have been killed in other tragedies, but you don't expect everyone to stop and think about them.

Not all victims of the moslem attack on the WTC were American, in fact they came from ALL over the world.

Not all victims of the moslem attack on the WTC were American, in fact they came from ALL over the world.

Belive me, Americans want to turn their back on the rest of the worlds as bad as everyone wants them to. We are sick of helping you. We are sick of the complaining and direspect. We do not want to go to Syria. We don't care what happens to them. We are sick of bailing everyone out. No other countries really want to stick up for eachother so we end up getting stuck with it. But I still remember my people who died 9/11 and wanted to show them respect.

Belive me, Americans want to turn their back on the rest of the worlds as bad as everyone wants them to. We are sick of helping you. We are sick of the complaining and direspect. We do not want to go to Syria. We don't care what happens to them. We are sick of bailing everyone out. No other countries really want to stick up for eachother so we end up getting stuck with it. But I still remember my people who died 9/11 and wanted to show them respect.

If you are going to try to speak intelligently about something, spelling "muslim" properly might be a good idea.
And btw, this was an attack by 13 extremists, not an entire religion.

HAHAHAHA!
Stop "helping" everyone then. Since your idea of "helping" people is bombing everyone (allies included) then swooping in to deploy democracy anywhere you see oil reserves.
Obama sure seems like he wants to go into Syria. Waiting around for any excuse to go diving in and scoop up the profit. Never mind that it's against UN rulings. Never mind that you don't know who launched the chemical attack. Never mind that the Syrian rebels proved in march they had access to chemical weapons. Never mind that the Syrian rebels are made up of the very same terrorist organisations that attacked you on 9/11. There's oil in Syria, so those people need helping! Charge!

HAHAHAHA!
Stop "helping" everyone then. Since your idea of "helping" people is bombing everyone (allies included) then swooping in to deploy democracy anywhere you see oil reserves.
Obama sure seems like he wants to go into Syria. Waiting around for any excuse to go diving in and scoop up the profit. Never mind that it's against UN rulings. Never mind that you don't know who launched the chemical attack. Never mind that the Syrian rebels proved in march they had access to chemical weapons. Never mind that the Syrian rebels are made up of the very same terrorist organisations that attacked you on 9/11. There's oil in Syria, so those people need helping! Charge!

Erm no, not quite. I observe a silence when a silence is due. I just don't agree with every 9/11 having to see posts and articles everywhere with Americans demanding we remember them. Not only do you blatantly ignore other far worse tragedies throughout history, you were in fact the cause of several. If you want to go to a US forum and all observe silence, feel free, but don't expect a global community to join in willingly just because you think you're more important than everyone else.

So do it, we're sick of you "helping" us.

While you're at it stop arming "freedom fighters", exporting your laws via coercion, your litigation "culture", your corrupt banking practices, your religious extremism, your version of history via hollywood and your political agendas.

Been using moslem since I was a kid and that's how all the text books spelled it. Indeed I never realized why it had changed but since already 2 people have mentioned it here I did some research.

This site here makes interesting reading, http://hnn.us/article/524

"A Muslim in Arabic means"one who gives himself to God," and is by definition, someone who adheres to Islam. By contrast, a Moslem in Arabic means"one who is evil and unjust" when the word is pronounced, as it is in English, Mozlem with a z"

Now I am even more convinced that Moslem is the correct word for them and will keep using it till the politically correct crowd go blue in the face.

I think I will create a similar post next July 22nd to remember another terrorist bombing that killed 91 people from many nations. Then sit back and see how many people clue in on what that was, or why it is important.

Been using moslem since I was a kid and that's how all the text books spelled it. Indeed I never realized why it had changed but since already 2 people have mentioned it here I did some research.

This site here makes interesting reading, http://hnn.us/article/524

"A Muslim in Arabic means"one who gives himself to God," and is by definition, someone who adheres to Islam. By contrast, a Moslem in Arabic means"one who is evil and unjust" when the word is pronounced, as it is in English, Mozlem with a z"

Now I am even more convinced that Moslem is the correct word for them and will keep using it till the politically correct crowd go blue in the face.

I see Amerikkka spelled like this all the time. I know it to be a derogatory term though so I abstain from doing it. Moslem is the equivalent.

I'll be sure to remind you that you're ignoring other people who died tragically.

I think I will create a similar post next July 22nd to remember another terrorist bombing that killed 91 people from many nations. Then sit back and see how many people clue in on what that was, or why it is important.

Belive me, Americans want to turn their back on the rest of the worlds as bad as everyone wants them to. We are sick of helping you. We are sick of the complaining and direspect. We do not want to go to Syria. We don't care what happens to them. We are sick of bailing everyone out. No other countries really want to stick up for eachother so we end up getting stuck with it. But I still remember my people who died 9/11 and wanted to show them respect.

Belive me, Americans want to turn their back on the rest of the worlds as bad as everyone wants them to. We are sick of helping you. We are sick of the complaining and direspect. We do not want to go to Syria. We don't care what happens to them. We are sick of bailing everyone out. No other countries really want to stick up for eachother so we end up getting stuck with it. But I still remember my people who died 9/11 and wanted to show them respect.

Moslem is about as outdated as Mussulman, it's the arabic equivalent to the N word, and probably just as offensive.

Now I am even more convinced that Moslem is the correct word for them and will keep using it till the politically correct crowd go blue in the face.

Cry me a river. You might be sick of it, but your government loves it, the fat cats that get rich by going to war love it. That's why america will never stop being the world police, because they love spending tax dollars to buy new weapons of war. And once they've leveled a country they hoover up the contracts to rebuild it, and the local fatcats are okay with it but everyone that is poor benefits nothing while they bear the emotional burden and terrors of war. War on terrorism is largely bullshit fed to the people. They could've assassinated Osama within hours after 9/11 but didn't, because war is good for business.

And yeah, people die, I want to show them respect too. But I do it my own way, lighting a candle and a moment of silence. I don't go posting threads about every anniversary of the T+ìhoku earthquake and tsunami(est. casualties 10 000 - 15 000), 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami (est. casualties 200 000+ ) or World War II (est. casualties 72 million, more than half of them civilians). And I don't want to remind everyone in the world that 852 died when Estonia sank off the coast of Finland. Because realistically, most of the world doesn't care, because it happened 10 000 miles away from them. Actually considering how many people have died in various disasters since 2001, WTC gets really disproportionate amount of attention even 12 years later, as I don't recall hearing much about the 2004 tsunami even though it is possibly the worst natural disaster in the past 150 years.

Now don't get me wrong, I do feel for the friends and family of 9/11 victims. But I really don't want to hear how it is the worst thing that has ever happened every damn year ad nauseum.
Sorry for any hurt feelings, but give this a rest already.

Syria doesn't have oil reserves. Well, not like other areas in the Middle East. But they are a long term obstacle to Zionist dominance in the region. But that's another discussion.

That's funny, I don't recall the OP demanding anything. He asked for a moment of your time to remember those who died on this day.

I guess in your own way, you've given that moment. Thanks.

If you'd care to share your tragedies, I'll be glad to ignore them as blatantly as I can.

I think I will create a similar post next July 22nd to remember another terrorist bombing that killed 91 people from many nations. Then sit back and see how many people clue in on what that was, or why it is important.