Spend some time re-watching 9/11. Trough I'm not american, I can literally cry.
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[QUOTE=iAmNumberOne;48648065]Jesus Christ. I didn't make this topic to see images. I genuinely thought we should have had a chat about it, not making fun.
PS to those making fun and jokes. Fucking die you worthless fuckers. Just die in a fire.[/QUOTE]
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I agree with you 100%. It's so sad. Here's my favourite tribute.
I think most of the jokes come from the ridiculous conspiracy theories that are more tangled than spaghetti. Also, making jokes about tragedies and suffering just makes it way easier to cope with for most people. I'm pretty sure most people do actually feel sorry for the victims of such events.
And seriously, telling someone to die in a fire for making a joke about death... Pot kettle black.
Reality is harsh and making jokes about it is just a way to cope with it. Bad things happen all the time, but we can't let that crush our spirits, can we?
jet fuel cant melt steel beams guys
[QUOTE=Pvt. Martin;48650081]I find it funny because I can, as a mature young adult, respect the tragedy and the grief of the families of the victims of that sad event, as well as laugh at a gif of MC Hammer making the tower collapse with his dancing moves.
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It's been over 10 years now, America is starting to come down from how crazy it remembers, I mean we should never forget what happened, but we're moving on slowly.
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Also the Hulk Hogan and British ones are my favorites.[/QUOTE]
That's Will Smith.
I can laugh because its been 14 years tomorrow.
Difference from watching the raw footage of people crying/screaming/dying vs memes. Raw footage is still tough to watch.
It's also incredibly old. The more we are passionately upset about that incident, the more we're basically feeding into what the terrorists wanted, which was to upset the fuck out of the United States. It's better to move on.
Note that this opinion didn't start with me - I read it from a guy who lost a loved one to the accident. He doesn't want the anniversary or it's remembrance to be as big of a thing as it is now for that specific reason.
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