[Jo Freddie]

Originally Posted by Pastor Ezekiel

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[Jo Freddie]

Sept. 11, 1973, Chile: Democratically elected President Salvadore Allende died in a CIA-backed military coup that ushered in a reign of terror under dictator Augusto Pinochet, in which thousands of Chileans were killed.

Sept. 11, 1977, South Africa: Anti-apartheid leader Stephen Biko was being beaten in a police van. He died the next day.

Sept. 11, 1990, Guatemala: Guatemalan anthropologist Myrna Mack was murdered by the U.S.-backed military.

Sept. 9-13, 1971, New York: The Attica prison uprising occurred, during which New York state troopers killed 39 prisoners and guards and wounded hundreds of others.

Sept. 11, 1988, Haiti: During a mass led by Father Jean-Bertrand Aristide at the St. Jean Bosco Church in Port-au-Prince, right-wing militiamen attacked, killing at least 13 worshippers and injuring at least 77. Aristide would later be twice elected president, only to be ousted in U.S.-supported coup d’etats.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

We're talking about a different 9/11 you hatemonger.

[Seth Campbell]

Have some respect you God mocker.

[Jo Freddie]

Originally Posted by Seth Campbell

Have some respect you God mocker.

If anything, Sept. 11 is a day to remember the victims of terror, all victims of terror, and to work for peace, like the group September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows. Formed by those who lost loved ones on 9/11/2001, their mission could serve as a national call to action: “To turn our grief into action for peace. By developing and advocating nonviolent options and actions in the pursuit of justice, we hope to break the cycles of violence engendered by war and terrorism. Acknowledging our common experience with all people affected by violence throughout the world, we work to create a safer and more peaceful world for everyone.”

[Higgins]

Originally Posted by Pastor Ezekiel

We're talking about a different 9/11 you hatemonger.

Actually, Jo Freddie (indirectly) brings up a good point. I read a philosophy book awhile back about the nature of evil and how humanity's perception of evil has changed over the years. For example, whereas in the past a place has been associated with evil (Lisbon, Auschwitz, Pearl Harbor, Golgotha, etc.) with 9/11 happening we associate evil with a time something which makes it very unsettling because it allows for people to play on the horrors and fears of that day instead of allowing them some recluse in not necessarily remembering it.

[Wash O'Hanley]

Well I'm certainly glad 9/11 is over and I can continue talking regularly now. I'm happy to report that in recognition of those who lost their lives in the Twin Towers on that fateful day and all of our men and women that served in Iraq and Afghanistan I managed to make it for a full 24 hours only saying the word "9/11." In a small way this radio broadcaster was able to understand the loss and hardship that those brave people suffered as a result of terrorism as I attempted to order a KFC Double Down only using the word "9/11" in a drive through. After nearly half an hour the line of cars behind me was wrapping around the fast food franchise and the manager had to come outside so I could point at the picture menu and show him what I wanted. Never forget.

MILITARY PERSONNEL: THIS IS WHAT YOU'RE FIGHTING FOR!

My decision to only say "9/11" yesterday hit another rough patch as I witnessed a horrific traffic accident while enjoying my KFC Double Down in the car. I called 9-1-1 but had trouble directing rescue officials to the scene of the accident only using the words "nine" and "eleven," but am happy to report that even in the heat of that terrible moment I never slipped up.

[Billy Bob Jenkins]

Originally Posted by Jo Freddie

If anything, Sept. 11 is a day to remember the victims of terror, all victims of terror, and to work for peace, like the group September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows. Formed by those who lost loved ones on 9/11/2001, their mission could serve as a national call to action: “To turn our grief into action for peace. By developing and advocating nonviolent options and actions in the pursuit of justice, we hope to break the cycles of violence engendered by war and terrorism. Acknowledging our common experience with all people affected by violence throughout the world, we work to create a safer and more peaceful world for everyone.”

Why do you hate America, Jo Freddie? 9/11 is a day for the entire world to dwell on the tragic deaths of 3,000 New Yorkers and over 100 Pentagon officials when the evilest event in history befell God's Favorite Country™. On 9/11, everyone on the planet is either with us or against us. You should at least pretend like you want to be an American. To do anything else is just rude and insensitive.

[SUV]

Is it too late?

"9/11 to the millionth, bazillionth power"

[Bobby-Joe]

Originally Posted by Jo Freddie

If anything, Sept. 11 is a day to remember the victims of terror, all victims of terror, and to work for peace, like the group September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows. Formed by those who lost loved ones on 9/11/2001, their mission could serve as a national call to action: “To turn our grief into action for peace. By developing and advocating nonviolent options and actions in the pursuit of justice, we hope to break the cycles of violence engendered by war and terrorism. Acknowledging our common experience with all people affected by violence throughout the world, we work to create a safer and more peaceful world for everyone.”

You're talking about Sept 11th, were talking about 911.

911 changed everything so your Sept 11th don't count.

[Jo Freddie]

Originally Posted by Billy Bob Jenkins

Why do you hate America, Jo Freddie? 9/11 is a day for the entire world to dwell on the tragic deaths of 3,000 New Yorkers and over 100 Pentagon officials when the evilest event in history befell God's Favorite Country™. On 9/11, everyone on the planet is either with us or against us. You should at least pretend like you want to be an American. To do anything else is just rude and insensitive.

While the events in New York on September the 11th 2001 are indeed horrific and not to be forgotten, let us also remember the consequences of just one of the other 9/11's I mentioned

Originally Posted by Jo Freddie

Sept. 11, 1973, Chile: Democratically elected President Salvadore Allende died in a CIA-backed military coup that ushered in a reign of terror under dictator Augusto Pinochet, in which thousands of Chileans were killed.

According to various reports and investigations 1,200–3,200 people were killed, 80,000 were interned, and up to 30,000 were tortured by his regime including women and children.

Let me also share with you a quote that was made in response to me posting that article in facebook

I live in the US, too, but have managed to see beyond my borders. Not only from the US, but the southern US...When I was a child of 5 my father had to tell me what a sign said over a water fountain he lifted me up to...it was a whites only... water fountain. I am a black sheep here because I dare to express that we on the planet are a human family. The superior attitudes of many Americans are what gives us a bad name around the world as selfish and self-indulgent. We have not been "safe" in the US for a long time and have more to fear from corporate America taking over than we do from terrorists.

[Nobar King]

Stop trying to minimize our grief!

[Billy Bob Jenkins]

Who cares is everyone in Chile dies? What did Chile ever do that was important? Make tacos? 9/11 is a real tragedy, because it happened to real people.

[handmaiden]

The one good thing about 9/11 is that it postponed the Emmy awards and showed how the entertainment industry's only real purpose is to bash Great Leaders like GWB and mock our True American Values. When the tragedy made that unfashionable, suddenly they had nothing funny to say.

It also provided the Great and Nearly Infalliable GWB a chance to shape up the Constitution by passing the Patriot Act. "The Patriot Act"-- just the words send a shiver down my spine. Is there any one act more patriotic than passing the Patriot Act?

America has been a safer, better place since then. Therefore, we KNOW it had God's direct blessing.

If only homosexuals weren't such sissies determined to fight out their battles in various court cases. If they really took active action, then the average person would see the danger they pose and we could pass The Pansy Act, legislating them to a nice island surrounded by barbed wire.

Wistfully Yours,

Handmaiden

[Jo Freddie]

Originally Posted by Nobar King

Stop trying to minimize our grief!

I make no attempt to minimise your grief, I just point out that other have suffered for acts of terror and the cost has been just as great.

Originally Posted by Billy Bob Jenkins

Who cares is everyone in Chile dies? What did Chile ever do that was important? Make tacos? 9/11 is a real tragedy, because it happened to real people.

That attitude does nothing but perpetuate the feelings of distrust and loathing that many around the world have for your country and make it very difficult for the world to move towards peaceful acceptance of each other, but that may be you goal.

[James Dewitt]

Originally Posted by Jo Freddie

I make no attempt to minimise your grief, I just point out that other have suffered for acts of terror and the cost has been just as great.

That attitude does nothing but perpetuate the feelings of distrust and loathing that many around the world have for your country and make it very difficult for the world to move towards peaceful acceptance of each other, but that may be you goal.

Typical Limy

[Jo Freddie]

An open letter to America

You gave me, an americano from the Latino South, this language of love that I return to you
Ariel Dorfman
The Observer, Sunday 8 September 2002

[Oliver Brendan Hayve]

9/11 was a faith-based initiative.

[James Dewitt]

Originally Posted by Oliver Brendan Hayve

9/11 was a faith-based initiative.

No way, it was the act of crazed mooslims extremist mooslims, that are bent on killing completely innocent American Christians.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Originally Posted by Oliver Brendan Hayve

9/11 was a faith-based initiative.

That's unfair. The islamofascist have faith in satan, so that doesn't count.