Sacchin wrote:It doesn't really concern me because I didn't lose anyone I knew when it happened, but I'm not gonna say something like "Who cares" 'cause that's just kinda heartless >.>
It's a shame it happened.
On that day I bought Persona 2: Eternal Punishment for ps1 >.>..
Mirosuke wrote:Sacchin wrote:It doesn't really concern me because I didn't lose anyone I knew when it happened, but I'm not gonna say something like "Who cares" 'cause that's just kinda heartless >.>
It's a shame it happened.
On that day I bought Persona 2: Eternal Punishment for ps1 >.>..
lolwhat?? WHO CARES :3
oh fck i remember that game lulz
Mr.Ganji wrote:evilpeta wrote:don't care, never will.
ur a dumbass
Nyima wrote:Kolossal wrote:none cares in italy, and well. ppl dies. same amount of guys die everyday (imo) for unknown wars around the world so yea be sad but not that much.
The difference is that the people that died on 9/11 werent soldiers, they werent in the army or at war. They were in an office building, a very large one at that.
I agree that alot of people die everyday in wars, but the targets are what make the difference
Fury wrote:If i told you 3000 arabic people died would most of you care? Probably not coz the media has brainwashed everyone into thinking that arabics are all dirty and scum. So its natural for some people not to care about 9/11.
evilpeta wrote:why, because i feel indifferent over something that happened 8 years ago and brought alot of disgrace to the world? forget about that shit and move on, remembering that stuff is so fcking depressing. it's sad for the relatives of the people who died and all their friends and family, but for the other people, the majority of you, stop looking in the past for excuses to cut your wrists.
EvGa wrote:
EvGa wrote:evilpeta wrote:why, because i feel indifferent over something that happened 8 years ago and brought alot of disgrace to the world? forget about that shit and move on, remembering that stuff is so fcking depressing. it's sad for the relatives of the people who died and all their friends and family, but for the other people, the majority of you, stop looking in the past for excuses to cut your wrists.
It's about showing some sort of respect towards the families / people who went to work that day and were slaughtered. Nothing more. If I say in remembrance of 9/11 I mean in respect of the innocent people that were killed that day. They have nothing to do with the following effects that the 9/11 attacks caused. Has the Us killed innocent people since then? Yep. Have more lives been lost following the attacks then what actually died in the attacks? Yep. Still doesn't change the fact that those 3000 were killed in a horrific way. It's not everyday that two buildings fall and 3000 people die.
Are there things going on around the world worse than what happened on 9/11/2001? Yep. And if they pertain to you, your nation, region, whatever; make a thread about it. But I promise if you do, I won't go in and shit all over it with disrespectful comments like "who cares", or "didn't care then don't care now". No one is saying make a huge deal about it, and like most, I thought about it yesterday and just took a few minutes thinking about it, concluded with "meh, that really sucks for the families", and went about my day. I don't feel the need to go into a thread and make myself look like a complete asshole.
If you don't care don't post? Just seems really disrespectful to me.
-JMO
dom wrote:Approx 15 000 to 17 000 children die a day from malnutrition and starvation in Africa.
3 000 died on 9/11?
A loss nonetheless; but, in light of the children, it wouldn't be fair for me to show them any special treatment.
Alastor Crow
Kezemz wrote:Many people die everyday in wars, accidents, suicides and murders, all death is sad. But to be honest i dont really care about 9/11, what i care about is the familys who lost someone.
The day 9/11 happened a website called 'Ogrish' posted videos of people jumping out of the top floors windows and as they hit the floor they died instantly, was interesting to watch because im not scared by that sort of stuff, but what did make me think was thats someones child.
+1, this is so true. Just because something happens to america we are ment to celebrate or remember it?! LULZ!
dom wrote:Approx 15 000 to 17 000 children die a day from malnutrition and starvation in Africa.
3 000 died on 9/11?
A loss nonetheless; but, in light of the children, it wouldn't be fair for me to show them any special treatment.
And if i'm getting all emotional about the ideal or symbolism of 9/11, then it has to be for the millions of affected arabs and thousands dead.
Kirkaldi wrote:aznronin wrote:Well I'm probably the only here who lives in New York.
I still remember that I was in the 3rd grade and parents wanted all their children to come home quickly and I remember watching the news...
Pretty sad for me.
hey im from new york.i saw it fall down. :/
EvGa wrote:Fair enough, still seems disrespectful to me. Maybe if this thread hadn't been made on the DAY of the event I would see it a little differently. The thread title saying "Happy?" today, 9/11.. you figure it out.
When memorial day roles around I'm going to make a thread titled, "Are you glad all those soldiers died?" See my point? This thread being made in December..I wouldn't have replied.
Again, seems disrepspetful to me. Like you said, we're all entitled to our own opinion, that's mine.
+1Kezemz wrote:what i care about is the familys who lost someone.
Code: Select allevilpeta wrote:don't care, never will.
reLaxx` wrote:ITT:
Heartless, self centered, unappreciated people.
If you seriously don't have a feeling about 9/11, then you should gtfo out of my country.
Mr.Ganji wrote:Kezemz wrote:Many people die everyday in wars, accidents, suicides and murders, all death is sad. But to be honest i dont really care about 9/11, what i care about is the familys who lost someone.
The day 9/11 happened a website called 'Ogrish' posted videos of people jumping out of the top floors windows and as they hit the floor they died instantly, was interesting to watch because im not scared by that sort of stuff, but what did make me think was thats someones child.
+1, this is so true. Just because something happens to america we are ment to celebrate or remember it?! LULZ!
First of all, you're not tough when you say you dont care about 9/11. It doesnt make you cool, it makes you cold. Second of all, read what I have to say to dom.dom wrote:Approx 15 000 to 17 000 children die a day from malnutrition and starvation in Africa.
3 000 died on 9/11?
A loss nonetheless; but, in light of the children, it wouldn't be fair for me to show them any special treatment.
And if i'm getting all emotional about the ideal or symbolism of 9/11, then it has to be for the millions of affected arabs and thousands dead.
Wouldnt have expected something this narrow-minded from a mod.
Like you said, the number of people suffering and dying in Africa is pretty extraordinary. There are millions more suffering in parts of southern asia, and the middle east. Theres a lot of poor countries out there. Does this mean that we, and every other industrial, first-world country should be sorry for and remember the plight of hundreds of countries around the world? Thats not our responsibility.
It comes down to this - others dont care about our troubles. They have their own problems. Do you think some people around the world really give a shit about what happens in America? We certainly dont care about what happens to them, and it would be ludicrous to expect any concern for us at all. Special treatment? Try losing your mom to an accident and while you're mourning for her someone calls that giving her "special treatment"...
The United States isn't God. We give a small percentage of our budget to foreign aid and we are donors to the UN, but thats just about what we can do. You think the United States is poverty free? We have lots of homeless people on our hands and we still dont do enough for them. Americans take care of their poor American people. Kenyans take care of their own Kenyan people. Easy concept. We have our own country to run, and it should definitely not be our responsibility to take care of someone else's. We only do our best to fulfill our obligations as other human beings to help them without diverting too many resources that would prevent us from taking care of ourselves.
Pretty coldhearted to be talking numbers. I dont care if 10,000 people died in 9/11. I dont care if ONE person died. The point is that someone died...the fact that innocent people lost their lives and threw their families into grief is the reason why we remember 9/11.
