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[Abstract]

Well, I'm a Canadian, so, it doesn't really phase me all too much. I know the United States is an ally, but it's hard to feel sympathetic for people you don't know, especially when they don't even live in the same country as you.

Nonetheless, I still think that attacking civilians was completely disgusting and uncalled for.

... Also, it's my dad's birthday. It's kind of annoying to think of the event on what's supposed to be a happy day.

[Zelnor]

I am surprised at the rising malignancy between Europe and the US.

An article claimes that 2/3 of US citiziens stated that they think that the USA's foreign policy also includes what's good for its subjects, but only 38 % of Germans and 25 % of Brits reciprocated that fact. (Facts taken from memory).

The comments page of that article was immediately flooded with things such as "In economics, the loser always hates the winner." and "You don't like us... Who cares ?" (Once again taken from memory). Whilst this is the internet and people always treat it like their personal d*ck extension, this does reflect the opinion of the Guy From The Street.

I wonder how it got that far and how that is solvable. I, personally, do not wish to mature and raise children in a Cold War-like environment.

I can understand some of the criticism agianst American and some of its policies, such as the "War on Terror" controversity and the oil and environmental things, but I don't neccesarily think all americans are idiots and that we can't change things. I did have a more "f*ck you"-like opinion some time in the past, but can happily say that I left that behind me.

So, your opinion on the subject ? I figure this fits into 9/11 because of the international consequences.



On a note to the original subject, I was just petrified at what suffering people are willing to elect to get what they want, completely ignoring that those who suffered will likely never even consider their point then, though argumentation and civil behavior seems to be beyond such... humans.

[Tails Doll]

Well, I hold quite some pride for my home country, the USA, and I do agree with Dragus, about how our actions have partly let the terrorists have accomplished a deadly attack. I really would rather not think about it too much.

[Black Yoshi]

I still remember exactly what I was doing when it happened... I was doing a wordsearch for Social Studies and my class got called into the Band Room because it had a TV.

Dragus already said everything I could say on the issue, however.

[Celeste Dimentia]

Oh, I was in sixth grade. I didn't see the news or anything that morning, but our teacher, Mr. Hoskins, told the class what happened. Thinking about it makes me really sad... I mean, the attack. When I was told, it didn't quite immediately register in full impact at the time.

[Lord Bob]

I'm one of the people who doesn't care anymore.
IT HAPPENED 7 YEARS AGO. I STOPPED CARING ON 9/12/2001.

[BAMFing ARCHER]

[Aran Ryan]

[Francine]

I live minutes away from New York, lost people, and I don't care any more. Suck it up and grow some balls.

[carfilledwithfish]

I always completely forget about it until everyone starts talking about it and mourning and NEVAR 4GETing.
Shows how much I care.

[Lord Krump]

[Yoshifan]

[Lord Krump]

[Dragus]

That's about what I said, Lord Crump. I agree, and am sickened that the idiots in charge of our country for the last eight years tried to affiliate Iraq with September eleventh.

I remember the day I saw the Baghdad bombing footage on the news, I asked my father:

"Dad, I thought Afghanistan was where they said the people who hit the buildings were."

He responded "They are. We're invading Iraq too."

"Why?"

He replied "I don't know. But people probably aren't going to care, because they'll blame everyone in the middle east for September eleventh."

[Count_Bleck]

It happend seven years ago. I really...just don't even care anymore...
I don't remember anything from being seven really...