9/11 - A day to remember.

[Neji]

Keep in mind those who have died during this catastrophic event.

 

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R.I.P

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R.I.P those who died...

[Dracula]

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[matt]

R.I.P

 

although I dont live in america i still respect this day foresure

[kabLe]

My friend had an uncle who worked there. He was going to get a haircut but wasn't sure if it was worth being late for work(which is obvious it isn't on a regular day) He decided to get his haircut. That decision saved his life.

 

R.I.P. all those who died on that horrible day.

[Paralyzed]

R.I.P, it's a day to remember, and a day we'll never forget.

[Coffee Crisp]

I don't mean to be an ass here but honestly a lot of families of victims and/or actual survivors of 9/11 don't even like to talk about it. Just think for a example. When you lose someone drastically you try to move on and hope to not remind yourself if it's someone important like your mother,father,girlfriend, etc etc. A couple people I've met who had someone die at 9/11 don't like to remember it because of X reason. How would you like it if your mother or father's death was brought up every year by memorials like these. While they're not specific or intentional, they DO hurt more than heal from what I've seen. That doesn't mean that you shouldn't remember the people lost in this, actually I myself have visited the memorial in NYC tons of times, but if you personally know someone who had someone lost there and they do not talk to you about it don't bring it up to them.

[Im a Jackass]

R.I.P to all who died that day

[SgtJoo]

Fuck Al-Qaeda.

[Caution]

RIP