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originally posted by: jude11
originally posted by: EA006
a reply to: jude11
The more people forget the greater the chance of another event like this happening again.
Tragic.
But forgetting so quick by the younger generation is to be blamed on the schools, parents and just about anyone.
And is it forgetfulness or non interest?
Jude
originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: lightedhype
And that, in a nutshell, explains so much.
"It's not our fault we don't know anything, it's yours."
Please.
originally posted by: karmicecstasy
To be fair. There are many, many, young people, who are aware of the world around them. Who are savvy and smart and seek to gain knowledge in all its forms. But there are many more who are happy to be zombies who are not interested in anything but Facebook, Hollywood gossip, and their phone. If we want to educate those type of people about 9/11. We need to have pewdiepie talk about it while playing a video game. Or Kim Kardashian mention it on twitter.
OUR COUNTRY NEEDS TO MAKE SURE FUTURE GENERATIONS OF AMERICANS UNDERSTAND EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED THAT DAY
originally posted by: woodwardjnr
I think it all got a bit confusing when Iraq was punished for 9/11. Killing over a million of their citizens in the process, before that we went to war in Afghanistan that lasted over 10 years, probably 10 years longer than it needed, but yeah, blame the kids for not having a clue.
originally posted by: woodwardjnr
I think it all got a bit confusing when Iraq was punished for 9/11. Killing over a million of their citizens in the process, before that we went to war in Afghanistan that lasted over 10 years, probably 10 years longer than it needed, but yeah, blame the kids for not having a clue.