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Well, this is how I see it; it's no America's place to mourn for the thousands of people who loose their lives to AIDS, starvation and other unfortunate happenings in the world. What the americans are simply doing today is rembering the lives of the "innocent" ones that was lost on that day.. 4 years ago. I remember returning from the store in woolwich arsenal on a train from Deptford when my Grandma told me to turn on the TV to sky news.. and there it was, the tower burning. I actually thought it was a movie until the second plane hit and then the chaos was unmeasureable.
Not saying that american lives are far more "precious" or anyffin.. but the point is, if they (as americans) choose to make a big deal of it in their own country, then so be it. Bloody hell, they can't be held responsible for all the things that go on in the third world countries.. however one cannot forget about the foolish and irresponsible act of "our president"... may God continue to bless and provide for him (yes.. no matter how "bad" his decisions are, we're still liable to pray for him) in rushing to war in Iraq.. without the concent of the UN alliance. These and some other actions of the americans are what make the whole atom of "hate" to grow and fester among other countries.. and sadly enough, things like what happened on the 11th of September 2001 do happen.\ I don't really know the right words to say to those who lost lives of relations and loves ones on that day.. but I pray that God would console them and be with them till they meet to never part again. Now who wants some orange soda? :biggrin: |
As fliped up as this may sound, but the *poor* people of toronto chose their life to be that way. They must have had a chance some early time in their life to make it better for themselves. When you don't look at things for the future, then you will be living in an unorganized matter. They became poor because they didn't think about their future. You can name many examples to me and I will give you an answer of what might have happened or what they could have done to live better for themselves. Yes it is sad they live that way and hopefully they find shelter but they chose life to be that way.
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Questions you people might have in your head. Why are american soldiers out there? Because bush wants the oil. Does he care about "Iraqi Freedom"? NO. Should John Kerry or George bush win the election? Every person I know is going to vote for an independent, flip democrats and republicans. ---------------- As for you people who don't get the point here. Yes alot of people die from diseases, car accidents, aids, starvation, etc etc. AND GLOBALLY EVERYONE TRIES TO HELP, BELEIVE IT OR NOT. You people make USA look like one big pile of trash but in reality we try to do what we can to help others. My family donates in charity, goodwill, and many other things every month. And so many others do as well. What you people don't get is that many yes have died in diseases and other things, but how many people in the world die in a terrorist attack in one big group? A SERIOUSLY PLANNED TERRORIST ATTACK. Not many buildings have been bombed down. And to think about it, one of the airplanes was most likely to hit the United Nations but lost control. United Nations is a place where all world leaders meet. Then what were you people going to say about that? If they were to bomb the UN everyone would be helping out the U.S. in IRAQ. SO STfuWITH THAT. Don't blame USA. Blame bush. |
well i remember that day september 11, 2001 pretty well - i had gotten to school late and strolled into the classroom (science), the teacher had the t.v on and most of my mates were playing around with the bunsen burners and the gas stuff burning things, i glanced at the t.v and seen these 2 towers collapsing, i was like "yo what movie we watching?" and the teacher goes, "the news, the world trade center in America had 2 planes smashed into it" and i was like "oh" and then went and played with the burners and poop with my mates.
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Read Plato's republic and then read Sir/Saint Thomas More's Utopia. Then judge for yourselves of what governments should do.
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[color=#000000:post_uid11][quote:post_uid11="SSJDan"]Read Plato's republic and then read Sir/Saint Thomas More's Utopia. Then judge for yourselves of what governments should do.[/quote:post_uid11]
[color=teal:post_uid11]Yo ssjdan man give me a link so I can read it. :blues: Now yo dominican kid explain that independent. Process to me send me a pm so I can read it please. Also yeah he also has a point about death. it is all over the world and in cause=sin. I am not even sure where to begin. So I was thinking of saying some fugged up stuff. I can of course see we have enough of that so. I will follow some advice we all should have heard. You don't got nothing nice to say don't say it then. Also for those gone all from the world. At every time and century for my memorial words. What ever the situation prays for. The souls of the departed R.I.P[/color:post_uid11][/color:post_uid11] Edited By QUIET_KILLER on 1095102416 |
9/11 be happy that they are gone. thats all i gto to say.
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they are books, im not sure if you can get a online copy of them.
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The 9/11 attack was horrible and alot of family and friends passed away that day when the air planes crashed in to the towers form those terroist, darn them.
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ok ppl, there is nothing u can do to bring them back. so be happy that they died. its says it in the bible be happy for someone when they die. so i am happy. :), don't be sad.
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oh great, religion goes great with politics...
lets start some holy wars why don't we? |
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