Society & Culture

Sept 11

Society & Culture

Posted by: Volcano

9th Sep 2011 11:49am

Do you think people born on September 11 should have to see images of destruction every birthday? (It was a terrible thing to happen, but birthdays are supposed to be happy occasions, do you agree?)


gramonaghan
  • 6th Oct 2012 09:19am

How can anyone feel happy when they recall what happened on Sept. 11.
I was watching Tv when these events occurred.
I cannot describe my feeling at the time.
I called my wife, who with me watched events as they occurred.
I do not believe we should hide events under the carpet, and that we should remember all the people that were effected by this event.
We cannot let these people get away with what they did, but we should grieve with all that were effected.


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