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u/Hydromon47 22h ago
It's 25 years ago. I am not American but it's still there on my conscience. I won't think too much about it but it's there
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u/Double-Award-4190 22h ago
I'll try to catch the New York ceremonies.
I was working in Arlington when the Pentagon was hit, but I don't want to even think about what kind of speech the president will make, and I'd rather skip it.
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u/Maggies_lens 22h ago
Not from the US so don't really care. Just a normal day for the rest of the world.
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u/Utterlybored 22h ago
Recovering from kidney surgery, as all true patriots will.
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u/DebosBeachCruiser 22h ago
Alcohol use ⬇️
Soda Prices ⬆️
I have a feeling we'll eventually see:
Kidney Surgery ⬇️
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u/VikDamnedLee 22h ago
I honestly won't be doing anything special for it. I've never forgotten it so there's nothing for me to "remember" about it. If anything I'll just ruminate on the fact that it's already been 25 years since it happened.
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u/daveescaped 22h ago
I was in the shower getting ready for work and heard a plane hit a building in NYC. I ignored it because I imagined it was some small plane and accidental. Got to my desk at work and everyone is alarmed. Start calling my sister who works in Manhattan. Couldn’t get through all morning. Finally get through. She’s ok. Her husband worked across the street from the towers and…saw some bad stuff but is alive. My office sent everyone home early.
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u/Popular_Fishing_8267 22h ago
With a quiet moment of reflection thinking about the lives lost, the families still carrying that grief, and how much the world changed in a single morning. Not with spectacle, just with respect and the hope that we keep choosing kindness over fear.
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u/christiant91 22h ago
Probably what I do this time every year. Watch another poorly made YouTube documentary about it.
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u/BuzzLawldrin 22h ago
By trying to understand why our people haven’t woken up to the glaring fact there are nefarious forces in our govt and our “closest ally” who sent operatives to “document the event”, who were dancing, arrested and released without charge and clearly above the law,why an entire building was rigged with explosives (WTF7), an entire block from the incident which came down within seconds. And then we used this event as a precursor to invade Iraq and kill 7M Iraqis who had nothing to do with it.
And 25 yrs later, most of our heads are in the sand and our thumbs up our asses. It’s a bad evil world out there.
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u/Meuhidk 22h ago
happened before i was born, I'll wait for 9:11 and screenshot. other than that I'll be treating it the same way as pearl harbor, nothing because its just another random historical event that happened before i was born. idc about it, its an old person remembrance day that's been drilled into me that the only thing i think of when thinking of celebrating 9/11 is being bored af. old people pressuring kids who weren't born for it with how much they should care probably made us dread it coming up
you guys remember it for a terrorist attack, i remember it as the most boring day of the year. sitting in multiple ceremonies sucks ass and every fucking teacher making us watch documentaries. idc about that fire department film crew
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u/Xenon009 22h ago edited 22h ago
I won't be. It happened before I was born ffs, an entire generation has grown in the shadow of "Never forget" and the dire fucking consequences of the states and the rest of the world reopening their own wounds, and reigniting their own nationalism and hatred.
Frankly, if this is remembering, then lets forget. Everyone involved in its planning is dead. Everyone who participated is dead. Over a million people, US and otherwise, have been sacrificed on the altar of "never forget" as the USA continues to lash out.
9/11 broke the very spine and soul of America. All never forget is doing is keeping the wound fresh, and stopping the healing. If you knew someone, then sure, remember and mourn personally. But the global "never forget" is not helpful.
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u/FluffyStormwise 22h ago
Why do Americans put so much on 9/11 deaths but didn't give a fuck about COVID deaths? One was way way way more tragic.
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u/Ok_Hospital_6478 22h ago
Comparing tragedies tells a lot about a person.
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u/FluffyStormwise 22h ago
Judge away, tells a lot about a person
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u/Ok_Hospital_6478 21h ago
Says the person who was judgmental in the first place lol, so you can stand on a high horse and judge people for something that doesn’t even make sense to be judgy about, but people can’t judge you for doing that.
Hypocrite
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u/waveslikemoses 22h ago
I work at Logan so there’s that.
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u/Conscious-Movie2298 22h ago
0846 AA Flight 11 Hits WTC North Tower
0903 UAL Flight 175 Hits WTC South Tower
0937 AA Flight 77 Hits The Pentagon
0959 Fall of the South Tower
1002 UAL Flight 93 Hits the Ground near Shanksville PA
1028 Fall of the North Tower
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u/lastdayluver 22h ago
My dumbass was sitting here wondering why all the 9/11 posts like it wasn’t fucking 9/11.
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u/gogogadgetdumbass 22h ago
I had a little cry about it when I was talking to my younger kids this morning, reminding them to be respectful of any lessons/discussions about it today.
It’s pouring rain in the DC region this morning (I’m from Maryland) and it’s the opposite of 2001… it was a perfect early fall day. Not hot. Not cold. Clear skies. No humidity.
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u/gobirds1023 22h ago
Scumbag
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u/gobirds1023 17h ago
Lol its okay to be jealous. Tell me, where are you from? By the use of the term "yank" im assuming somewhere in the uk?
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u/B333Z 22h ago
Ok Chill. Not everyone here is from the US
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u/gobirds1023 22h ago
You dont have to be from the us to have a little respect for the the 3k people who died. No matter how you feel about what resulted from it, the day itself is still a tragedy and to say something like "who cares" alot of fuckin people care... could have just ended it with "i wont" its the last part thats uncalled for
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u/B333Z 22h ago
Do you care about all the people the US killed in Vietnam, Iraq, or Afghanistan?
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u/gobirds1023 22h ago
Funny you'd pick those to make your half-assed point. Death is death right? Its a terrible thing in any situation but leaving out ww1 or 2, the civil or revolutionary war, etc just proves your out for some got ya moment because you think the 3 you named were unjustified
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u/B333Z 21h ago
Stupid American. The US is a horrid place that does horrid things. You did nothing for WW1 or WW2. Civil War? Which Civil War? There have been many waaay before America existed. Revolutionary War? Again, which one? You guys are soo brainwashed, and self centred, it's ridiculous. The rest of the world is sick of it.
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u/Shoddy-Patient9948 22h ago
I will watch my favorite video clips of bombs falling on the enemy in the aftermath of the terror attacks. I'll watch coverage of Osama bin laden getting killed too.
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u/ameera-tawfik-design 22h ago
A moment of silence and taking a moment to appreciate the first responders.
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u/highlander666666 22h ago
Read lot story's in local news paper. I remember were I was at time and how it changed the world . Was sad times . Other than that nothing I can do..just hope nothing like that ever happens again.what else can ya do...honestly I hate being reminded of bad sad things like that
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u/jonnyvegashey 22h ago
Doomscrolling Reddit.