Lets Talk About 9/11... 

"Go back to your country"😭 your ancestors were literally here FIRST, they should go back to their country smh

The moment when racists show how stupid and baseless their unwavering hatred really is. Literally anyone non-White or not White enough was a terrorist. Even tan White people were questioned.

@@Velvetx4cove who would have thought 8 years olds were stupid?

@@referencepoint1042 just because u squatted on some land doesn't make it yours lol. Remember... natives were brutally killing other tribes over land.... its just when the European tribe came... they were just the best at it. Seems racist to say that only certain colors can wage war over land... but light colored tribes can't participate. (This statement right here destroys entire land back argument)

@@brian8507 where the fuck do u think native Americans come from tho. It literally in the goddamn name

That's so sad to hear, but thank you for doing the right thing.

I wish I could hug them :(

@Mobile Phone i clapped... your mother's cheeks gotem

@Mobile Phone you're insanely privileged and ignorant if you think that story is so unlikely it warranted an "and then everyone clapped"

@Mobile Phone this is real and does happen

Exactly and they be blaming every Muslim for it

This comment is amazing

yeah, 3000 people died in 9/11, and that is never forget for the US, but the 30000 people died in Argentina's CIA backed dictatorship alone, not even all of LATAM, just Argentina

The only republican I could ever have an ounce of respect for with respect to 9/11 and the war on terror is Ron Paul. Despite all the other insanity he had a part in, he knew why it happened, and he wasn't afraid to say it either. Too bad he's wrong about nearly everything else he has ever said.

dam dud i forgor

Good for your parents! Sounds like they were ahead of their time. I was like 4 and I don’t remember how my parents handled it...but they’ve always been super-conservatives so I can guess 😕

As I recall, Bush held a nationally-televised press conference where he stood, flanked by prominent Muslim-American figures and representatives of CAIR, and stated, plainly and unequivocally, that "Muslims terrorists." His administration would later change the name for the collective war against terrorism "Operation Infinite Justice" to "Operation Enduring Freedom" after he was advised that the former name would likely be considered horribly offensive by the Muslim community. All well and good, of course. Alas, when it comes to this sort of thing, there are generally two kinds of people: those who don't need to be told because they're decent human beings, and those with hate in their hearts that don't wanna hear it.

Sounds like your parents are reasonable people

Yeah it wasn’t Arabs, it was Israelis and US Govt officials.

your parents are amazing people, I just wanna thank them as a Muslim American for understanding that we are not a monolith

_Based_ Music starts playing

The Chad doubling down vs the beta "I didn't mean it I'm sorry"

@@swansonjoe7121 frame intact

@its fine song sucks. And it’s creepy. I’ll take the hellfire over another listen to that. Great voice though.

@its fine Why tf do yall keep linking arabic video that had nothing to do with the comment ive seen it so many times its annoying

Brainwashing? Bro all we did was like watch some documentary on 9/11 once a year don’t act like it was some psycho shit lmao

​@@CadeHXH nah it's systematic, just go back like 10 years to see how people talked about muslims and brown people in general on the news, in tv shows, on youtube etc. Everyone was in on the pile up. I never watched a 9/11 documentary in school because I'm jewish and I went to a jewish school, so instead we got heavy islamophobic zionist social conditioning.

@@SanFranFan30 Damn that's a fucking YIKES. I went to a regular ass public school so we always learned about 9/11. My teachers never put the blame on Muslims or said anything remotely racist. Your school just sounds fucked up, man.

@@CadeHXH what was said in the documentary? Was it the US government approved version of all of this? If yes, it was brainwashing.

Basically, if you were taught that Muslims hate our freedoms, you've been brainwashed.

>turkish/italian >white choose one

@@hwiatslgeord2887 you're joking right

@@hwiatslgeord2887 bro remove your comment

It was really bad at that time. I had just turned 20 and I remember hearing on the news about an old man trying to run over Muslims in a grocery store parking lot screaming,”you killed my people” it was a crazy time.

My father has always told me that he used the name "Al" (like Al Capone) rather than his actual name (Yasir) for work because it was easier to pronounce, but as a guy who worked throughout post-9/11 America, I've always had my suspicions that it was because of the reasons you pointed out.

@TheWelshToast yeah, it must have been a horrible time to be an activist.

The Dixie Chicks fucked themselves by dumping on Dubya-- something about being ashamed that he's a fellow Texan-- to a packed crowd of fans during a show in London. Not exactly the most brilliant, high-IQ thing to do when you're a country music act, seeing as how fans of that genre tend to have a patriotic streak a mile wide. Bush's response was comparatively cordial, simply saying *"The Dixie Chicks are free to speak their mind. They can say what they want to say.”* Followed shortly by: *“They shouldn’t have their feelings hurt just because some people don’t want to buy their records when they speak out.”* For a guy not known for being the most eloquent, gifted, and inspiring speaker in US political history, I'd say he stuck the landing on that one. I've long grown weary of self-important entertainers always wanting to be all "edgy" and "outspoken" and "in-your-face," yet abruptly become whiny and butt-hurt when it bites them in the ass. As for them being "right:" it is indeed true that Dubya is from Texas. Shout out to them for the insight, I suppose...

@@gregrock7451 lol no one cares what Bush’s response was dude

@@gregrock7451 they were right to be anti-war. The disgusting hogs who were in favor of that slaughter should be deeply ashamed of themselves.

We’re okay without the Dixie chicks

@@cool_bug_facts trueeee

I live in NH where all the kids were white.. they used to interrogate and accuse tan white kids of being secret Muslim because they didn’t wanna miss out on the hate

🤣🤣🤣 ah well at least you survived Osama

Sometimes I’m so ashamed of being American…🤦🏻‍♀️I’m sorry

@@krystaldee22 why?

I mean obviously 9/11 was awful, and horrible. But what’s equally horrible is tokenizing them to justify horrible actions.

Agreed. Also, virtue signaling.

as an australian, it’s such a strange thing to be watching from the outside in

@@memeju1ce An interesting watch from Australia re 9/11. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v4F80iql7s8.html

@@memeju1ce I can imagine, its insane how people care more about 3k people than the half a million that died throughout the pandemic, and that number is ever-growing

Same, I couldn't point to Afghanistan on a map but I sure could list the "atrocities" that were parroted to us in middle and high school.

My best friend is from Afghanistan. It’s all well and good you saying this in a open forum. You may even sound somewhat intellectual. True is, you would not survive a week under Taliban rule. No one ever said people in Afghanistan were bad. The Taliban are bad, to which they are. Religious-zealots who, like a fascist, want to control ever human interaction.

@@jamesh8654 The Taliban isn’t Afghanistan, but in the public consciousness in the early 2000s they were one and the same. That’s why there are so many fucking hate crimes committed against Muslims and Sikhs, because people associate them and their religion with the extremists. The point of the comment I made was that the conflation of the two is quite common.

@@neostephenism I lived during this time and the public consciousness was quite palatable. To conflate the ignorance of a few people to the crimes of a whole nation is another thing. To say there were “so many hate crimes” is a benign statement and rather unjust. Many people were trying to wrap their minds about hope to cope with their country being under attack, war, Iraq, North Korea, nuclear weapons/weapons of mass destruction. To lay the blame on “racism” is lazy and short sighted and does not cut to the what the real lie was.

An interesting watch from Australia re 9/11. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v4F80iql7s8.html

Yeah. It's made by people like Hasan and his zealot followers

@@kn0wr3zz Says the man that is literally angry and hateful towards a people in a community based off ideas and nothing else

@@kn0wr3zz owned

An interesting watch from Australia re 9/11. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v4F80iql7s8.html

@@devinlevitt6953 An interesting watch from Australia re 9/11. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v4F80iql7s8.html

Well if it makes you feel any better, what Rudy Giuliani did at that 9/11 dinner makes all of those other ceremony hijackings look innocent 😕

That’s exactly what Biden did with George Floyd. You think a politician cares about anything else than his election?

@@WaywardVector nice “whataboutism”. And no, Biden didn’t turn that into a full hour of drunken rambling about shit that had nothing to do with the situation either.

It's an age old tradition

So how is it? The posideon.....badussy

I'm so sorry to hear this.

Every single time someone tells me that they're thinking about enlisting in the us military I do everything in my power to talk them out of it. I've disowned my oldest brother for the crimes he has committed in your country. Unfortunately he'll probably never see his day in court.

@@castielsisko2120 So what’s wrong with people who join the military? They do things other than killing civilians. Some people just want an opportunity to get out of a shitty minimum wage life with little opportunity for progression.

@@jacobrzeszewski6527 because of the things that may be asked of a person if they do join. I'd rather be homeless than to be in that situation.

damn bro that's just fucking sad I hope everything is fine for your family !!!

Holy hell, I didn't know that at all. That's disgusting on the cops part.

Of course...who could possibly forget that? It was such big deal that it nearly eclipsed all coverage of the threatened invasion of Earth by the Crown Prince of Mars. Actually, the rumor was that it was firefighters, not cops, that looted retail stores in the immediate vicinity of Ground Zero. There's not one whit of evidence to support such claims that I know of, and they have been attributed to only one source: “American Ground: Unbuilding the World Trade Center” by William Langewiesche. As for the "violent suppression" of protesting firefighters: then-Mayor Giuliani had ordered a reduction in the number rescue workers and engineers sifting through the rubble once the search area had shrunk to a certain point. Firefighters who were denied the chance to keep looking for human remains became belligerent-- including hijacking heavy construction vehicles-- and eventually started attacking the cops, punching them and throwing barriers and other throw-able objects at them. This led to at least five officers sustaining various injuries, The arrests you refer to were of NYFD members and union officials who took part in the melee. Arresting people for assault and disorderly conduct isn't "retaliating," but rather "enforcing the law."

@@gregrock7451 cop spotted

@@JosHboIthEaweSoMe ACAB ACAB ACAB

i did not remember thank you for telling me and acab holy fuck researchdestroy.com/new-yorks-worst-responders-nypd-and-9-11.pdf

THIS, never forgetting and praying for all the innocent iraqi lives that america took…

@@elli6736 so it’s okay then to do that to Egyptians (a country who had been a victim of aiding the Rise of Muslim brotherhood even before they aided the mujahadeen) or lebanese ( a country who have been victims to us interference and attempted interferences multiple times to this day and had facist groups supported by the US) people bc there were attackers of those heritage? You ignore the fact people died in a way bigger magnitude in Iraq/Afghanistan bc the US foreign policy of the 80s gave rise to Al-Qaeda. All the attackers in the various massacres in Vietnam and Fallujah were Americans would it justify killing 2 million Americans. You Americans focus on the wrong things that it killed people in my family’s country. I don’t blame you, your country is insanely xenophobic that sort of racist focus is kind of like a default factory setting.

The same people who say that slavery was a long time ago and to move on.

@@citizenoftheworld2694 Yes, focus on the effects of past slavery and segregation in current society and how to fix them, the actual thing is a history class test at this point They're against "CRT" anyways tho

@Joel. Of course you're a homophobe too, you're exactly the type I'm talking about. Should we remember the victims of COVID and their families too in the same way 20 years from now? because WAY more people died

@Joel. There's literally no hypocrisy here, you said a classic conservative homophobe line so I called you homophobic, yes pride month is more important than a horrible historical event from 2 decades ago that has no effect on current society. Just remember it in history classes like slavery and wars and stop mourning.

Yan DJ damn you really scared Joel off with your Sigma presence

Same. I remember being a freshman in high school in the run up and screaming about how the aluminum tubes thing was bullshit before that sketch even aired.

“THEY TRIED TO KILL MY FATHER MAN”

An interesting watch from Australia re 9/11. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v4F80iql7s8.html

"Who said something about oil, bitch, you cookin'?

@@aaronrodriguez1226 don't drop that yellow cake now

@Brendan Taylor except he wasn't talking about himself, he's talking about his dad

@Brendan Taylor Did you even read his comment?

@Brendan Taylor *Hush before I send you to a Chinese Re Education Camp*

@Brendan Taylor bruh what?

@Brendan Taylor Why even responds to my comment if you're gonna go out of your way to misunderstand what I typed and then get all defensive in the comments when people call you out on it??? Makes no sense.

Day off for pearl harbour boys

Communism is when all days holidays and no mail

@@assortedlunatics4381 *Dropping 2 nukes ends up becoming a holiday*

----> Clueless TeaTime

@@VivianLinMusic innocent people died. So yes, tragic.

@@Divine_Allure to be fair though, people die everyday and we don’t classify that as a tragedy in most cases. So to one degree, he’s not 100% wrong to say “tragic”. However, you are also correct

@@VivianLinMusic I’d say 3000 innocent civilians dying on a single day is pretty tragic.

@@537monster 3000 innocent civilians are dying due to covid every two days, where are their memorials? and their never forgets?

It was the media, the news, ads, hard to blame anybody with that kind of coordinated indoctrination

I assume you changed your mind about that by now. If thats the case, then i'm glad you were able to change your view, and you can be proud of that. Not everyone is able to change their mind.

@@noahboucher125 Yeah just that. Individuals are not the problem, the system is.

I grew up in a predominantly black, very blue state and city, and the level of xenophobia and anti-Arab racism was insane. It's crazy to look back on how normal and predominant it was in the US.

I was in like 5th grade when it happened I remember kids getting excited saying ‘we’re going to war!!!’ I remember thinking how fucking stupid they sounded.

They want our cheap drugs and free Healthcare

@@u_ub I was also in 5th grade when this happened and yes he is not lien so many kids was saying this dumb shit.

You better stay away from our maple syrup

How aboot when Terrance and Phillip started Mother's Against Canada promoting war because of their potty mouths.

You should be mad at your school district. Maybe sue them.

That is really telling, their history is so different, and the Sikh had to fight against Muslims and their subjugation.

Sikhs are incredible people. Read about them and find out. 🙂

Unfortunate , not your fault

@@persona7506 ignorance is 100% his fault... it literally takes 5 seconds to figure this out, OP has a personal responsibility to not be a bigot

👀

Right

@its fine dude, you're spamming this everywhere, go be bitter in a corner

8/21, never forget.

@its fine can you stop? Annoying

Both my parents are Iranian, I was born in the UK and all of what you said ☝️ I totally got the same 💔. So sorry you had to go through this 😞.

I was on your side. Sorry you had jerks around you. We deserved it. We still do.

@@thecrowsnest44 Hey, we're twins lol Keep your head up, at least we're not racist colonialist freaks like they are 😌

I don’t think trump did anything as bad as getting us into Iraq and Afghanistan and ruining the economy and dipping .

@@stoievn1519 I think the Covid death toll is at least a contender for being as bad.

Uncle Scipio it depends on perspective. I think trump was worse domestically but Bush was worse in foreign policy

Dfgcc Gggff WOAH WOAH WOAH YOU’RE NOT ALLOWED TO HAVE SUBTLY IN YOUR OPINION!!!!!!

@@dfgccgggff7963 fair point, but only because he actually had a foreign policy. And Shrub was a weirdly likable doofus. Maybe it was because he was so obviously being controlled by Cheney et al. that it was hard to hate him. Trump just seemed like a different animal. Every vice Bush had, Trump was worse. Bush was dumb for a president, Trump is dumb for a human. But, as fun as it is to hate Trump for the clownish asshole he is, we definitely shouldn't forget that Bush is an actual bona-fide war criminal.

Me too. Every year teachers show footage of the towers falling and have us read articles of people's like testimonies about it; which makes sense for learning I guess but while it happens I can feel them trying to make me angry at terrorists. It's honestly gross for teachers to dredge this stuff up every year and make kids in my class start crying or covering their ears or shutting down. It's heartbreaking and honestly if we need to "never forget" 9/11, can we start learning about what caused it so there aren't even more kids growing up to be Islamophobic, xenophobic and racist?

yes

What caused it? Tell me

@its fine No

I just thinks it’s funny that hasan basically just accused bin laden of being a mandarin cosplayer lol

It's almost like they used it as a target due to cultural significance rather than being teased in popular media by the illuminati

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Og spiderman trailer

@Midorima Shintaro Is that inconceivable to you? Impressive feats and faster learning skills or interests makes you jealous? Listen, it’s not a race between smart people. I learned about the immune system at the age of nine and astro-psychics. We are all vastly different, how is such a simple feat for a smart person inconceivable to you? It’s so hard for you to accept that you’re not the biggest fish in the pond.

@Midorima Shintaro watching a war on tv at nine years old is not surprising are your feelings hurt?

@Midorima Shintaro nice

I did. I'm a total nerd. I will not apologize.

Uhhh...yeah. I **totally** believe that.

It took them 20 years to acknowledge the fact that people jumped rather than burn to death AND talk about how that effected the first responders. We’ll get to that in another 100, unfortunately.

It took the U.S. one century to acknowlege ONE race massacre. It's what they do

Even the acknowledgement of America's mistreatment of muslims is very few and far between.

Yes hate crimes definitely did increase, and not just towards Arab Muslims, but also towards people who looked or sounded remotely Middle Eastern. I'm happy more and more people are waking up to this.

@@hayleyhellbound9513 no, they had pictures of people jumping on newspapers the next day lol. There was a whole documentary about trying to identify one jumper.

Wtf? Based.

Holy crap, I'm rolling

America Fuckin deserved it dud

But when you lead in with, "America deserved it," a lot of people, especially those who lost people or had to do the cleanup, will not stick around long enough to hear the explanation regardless of its validity.

In a way you could say the US has gotten off considerably easy when you consider the millions who have died and millions more who have suffered at our own hands on nearly every continent.

@@MichaelSotoCE Absolutely

You know your comment is shit when there's a but in it wipe them crocodile tears.

@@jasonflake8057 damn politics are gay and wild

This is why I'm glad I lived in a relatively liberal school in Kentucky. We learned about all major religions and even atheism. And the social studies teacher was very open minded about it because we had actual Muslims and Hindus in the classroom. When ever they asked he would have those students explain the misconceptions or where the curricular was a little wrong.

@@zombieoverlord5173 That is so cool. Many schools I’m afraid in the US aren’t like that. Education here is just not as good. Especially if you’re more in a red state.

Sounds good to me. The local community of parents should have a say over the curriculum

100% worse

5 times worse

Ya this happens every single time something like this happens. We Germany blew up a harbor during WW1 same thing happened. When Japan bombed Pearl Harbor this happened. When Germany started bombing London the same thing happened. This isn't unique to 9/11, or the USA. It happens constantly because that's how human though works. Group attack us so whole group must be bad. Every human has though like that, I have and you have. I'm not saying what happened is ok it’s not however there have been way worse ways this has happened before. And this wasn't state sponsored if anything this was a far more tame version of what happened after Pearl harbor. Since the country actually rounded up people then.

That sounds terrible

The rampant nationalism and blind belief that the us is the best country astonishes me. And worse, to pass it down to kids, who internalize it more easily. Perfect way to foment radicalism

An interesting watch from Australia re 9/11. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v4F80iql7s8.html

Good morning, Sunday morning 😇

Imagine being a hasan fan.

@Brendan Taylor PepeLa

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@Brendan Taylor oh my 😂

@Brendan Taylor 💀💀

@Brendan Taylor 💀

Mainstream discourse is really hyperfocoused on the concept of "white guilt" when literally every other group was historically forced to feel guilty for their heritage like they're really sheltered enough to think it's a new concept

i was born in nyc in the 90s but have no memories of the actual event, my knowledge has all been secondary. but to be honest this hasan video is the first time i've seen a chronological edit of the news reports on the morning of the attacks, and it's a new level of scary...

You have not lost your soul. What you do with the rest of your life is what counts. The fact that you have seen the error of your ways is wonderful. You paid a heavy price. But you are the victim of being indoctrinated by a racist society. With age hopefully comes wisdom, and that happened for you. I know there are veterans who still to this day carry that hatred/want to go back.

I almost felt sorry for you. But it is good that you are aware of your error

@1 thank you for saying that. Truly.

No we really shouldn't

@@Thirtle why shouldnt we? We have been using this tragedy to justify the murder of half a million people! That and we already from it. Why should we keep this festering for generations?

@@soulslvr9562 Because you MUST learn from your mistakes. You ignore it, it will happen again. Instead of forgetting about it we must FIX our response.

@@jessicajames8725 but 9/11 isnt used to learn from our mistakes tho. Its the modern day Pearl Harbor as it will never be used to understand the folly of our country's nature but rather bolster blind patriotism and pride where there shouldn't be. 9/11 should only be remembered silently as the tragedy that it was and the properganda behemoth it has become over the years. Nothing more nothing less. Anything else will either harm the families of the victims further or become overexposed and lead to yet another tragedy be bloated and profitized for the benefit of no one but those who trample on the victims' graves.

Soul SLVR it's not even a pearl harbour considering the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan wasn't directly responsible for the 9/11 attacks.

The mountain fortress definitely wasn’t as advertised but there was a super complex cave system in the tora bora mountains. Delta force operators cleared those caves right after the bombing, they found millions of rounds of ammo and explosive ordinance on top of food and water and blankets and everything else needed to live. No offices or elevators tho lol.

@@markwurz8577 wait there wasn’t a Starbucks down there?

@@Youremyboyblue_ 😂😂😂😂 intel wasn’t the best back then. Lol it’s amazing how it went from an underground mansion to just caves lmao.

@@markwurz8577 to a nice house in Pakistan to the Bottom of the ocean apparently

Why does RU-vid translate this to Turkish.

wuh

Ikr like Dr. Doom was like fucking crying and shit like he hasn’t committed genocides himself, or sent people to hell.

That sounds intensely cringe...

@@Copaceticbuddha indeed, or magento looking all sad when the ppl who died in his eyes, would be inferior humans and not mutants so why the fuck is he sad???

@@IAmBuddythedecibwave oh you have NO idea. imo what makes it worse is they chose to let an overhyped artist draw it and on top of the cringe its just not even that good to even look at, forget the posturing of SUPER VILLAINS standing on ground zero as if it was worse than anything they'd ever done

@@franktheavocado7573 Not that weird when you consider people who do evil love to hide behind other supposedly evil people to garner support by non-association.

Im curious...

@Rose Lipton Google 11 th September, 1973 ! America instigated and supported the events of that day and Pinochet tortured his people over years and years in all ways possible

Yup, you don't really see much debate over 1973 outside Latam. A little sad, but expected.

@@chillyboi6743 true! It is not even addressed in the media or anywhere else! Politicians and media literally made people forget about it and don't teach about it in the first place. Which is disgusting!

@@chillyboi6743 That's not entirely true either, I've had some people tell me that the US wasn't actually involved in what happened here in Argentina, that was fucking wild

i was 26

holy shit dude

can I laugh?? (I don’t think this would be considered offensive…) but that shit had me like 😟😦

@@adderall4095 I was 18 when I found out it was cuz he was high.

If that’s all you got from the 9/11 attacks then you are more disgusting than the “xenophobia”

12 year Olds

The USA deserves every nuke on the planet dropped onto it

a jet nearly hits WTC in the MIB cartoon too

It’s almost like we used it as an excuse to become warmongers…

imagine having the slightest inkling as to what nationalism truly is in the 21st century.

@@MrSeekerOfPeace couldn't even fathom

I’m also born in 2005 our school taught us about it but only how it impacted Americans and how sad it was. They never taught us the reason behind it or how others were treated horribly after it happened. I’m just now learning the history behind it. I’m not surprised but it’s still disappointing to hear..

@@ventisprout1119 "I'm not surprised but it's still disappointing to hear" that is what happens whenever anyone reads about American history honestly. It's sad, we really don't have anything good to speak of for our country. The key thing you said is that they only taught you how it impacted Americans, and again, that's another sad part of learning American history. You only get one side, as they say "history is written by the victors."

Lmao

What a weaselly little liar, dude

@its fine stop spamming you weirdo

@S E He doesnt lmao

You mean Dinesh D’Souza

And then we have to watch them every year from 6-12 grade? Jesus

Technically, the war never ended 🤣

It's so weird to think about what war criminals everyone in Bush's administration was, but Trump's narcissistic, psychotic behavior buried all of it. Every Republican is fucking awful.

Cause Americans are ignorant

@@xxxmitty9714 big generalization

@@hisapez7 justified generalization, and this is coming from an American, we are so ignorant.

@@xxxmitty9714 generalizations are usually never justified. Black people are criminals? Is that justified due to them having an overall higher crime rate than everyone else? No. I doubt you would call that a justified generalization.

Yes that's incredible. I was born in New York in 1995 and have been inside the South Tower I think in 1997. It's all really sad.

Right

Are you dumb? Everyone agrees that Vietnam 2.0 was a bad idea😂

@@freshwaterexperience6058 Are you dumb? I was being sarcastic.

Right?

@Rose Lipton yes exactly. One friend basically told me about a year later that they felt like they were hypnotized almost, they just weren't thinking clearly, and everything happened too fast, because it really did. There were a number of democrats that voted yes on the resolution to authorize military force against Iraq. It for the most part cost John Kerry the election in 2004, because by that point he was against the war, and the Republicans used that to portray him as a flip-flopper, and it did hurt him.

@Rose Lipton this link has a list of who voted for what: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authorization_for_Use_of_Military_Force_Against_Iraq_Resolution_of_2002

@Rose Lipton oh yeah, the current potus, also voted yes, as did Hillary Clinton.

@@fromulus pretty damn quiet all of a sudden!

I predicted something would happen the day before 9/11. I made a bet with my friend that someone was going to do something. Bush was being so insane, my mind was on fire. I felt with the victims of this insane country. And when I saw it I was… happy? I mean, I cried seeing the people fall, or hearing them rather. But I was glad we got what was coming to us. So glad. I’m not that extreme. I was 24.

I mean, you'd also be as nonchalant about 9/11 if you're constantly being forced to watch the impact, listen to the calls of people who died or were in fact dying, watching people jump out of the building to escape another form of death- all on the regular in your education system

I'm just sick of hearing about it. It's been 20 years and people are still bitching about it. It's ridiculous. Nobody is still crying about Pearl Harbor. In fact, nobody was crying about Pearl Harbor 20 years after it happened either.

@@alexdelarge9425 Its because it was- as far as most americans knew- the reason we interfered with the Afghan Iraq war. I mean we literally only pulled out this year. It was important propaganda to make us think our actions were justified and to ease us into wanting to help fight via joining the military post school.

@@mousearson9053 I’m not saying there isn’t rationale behind it, like I get it. It’s all I’ve grown up with and I don’t make some big deal of it either, just don’t go out of your way to be dismissive if people mention it in a genuine/human impact/non jingoist justification for racism, type way ya know?

@@alexdelarge9425 yeah no I agree, using it as if it’s still a justification for anything or wasn’t used as the reason to invade and cause massive upheaval in the Middle East and hate crimes at home is outrageous. Definitely agree. Just the human element on a personal level I guess is more what I mean

It was not Osama who committed that attack.

We need to put in place regulations for the hasanabi industrial complex.