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Originally posted by hotpinkurinalmint
After George W. Bush, Obama would have to try real hard to desecrate what little positive meaning 9-11 had left.
Do we need government to dictate to use that which is self evident?
Do we need government to tell us how to feel about the horrid day?
Originally posted by jd140
reply to post by mental modulator
You are such an unwavering liberal its starting to get sad. This isn't about the government telling us how to feel. This is about the government trying to turn a day of mourning into a day of celebration.
This is about what is right and wrong. What I find funny is that you would not be this coy about it if Bush was the one doing this.
Your posts have become painfully predictable. I am not much for pain so goodbye.
Originally posted by jsobecky
reply to post by jd140
Well, on this point I have to agree with mm:
Do we need the gov't to tell us how to feel on this day?
No we do not. It is personal to each of us in our own way.
But I do also agree with the OP that it has nothing to do with service or the greening of America. Keep politics out of it, Barry. Let it remain a national day of personal remembrance.
And let it be remembered with a moment of silence, and a gathering of concerned Americans.
Originally posted by jd140
reply to post by jsobecky
I don't agree with mm.
They should respect that day enough to not make it a celebratory holiday. As I said in my last post, this isn't about them trying to tell us how to feel on that day.