9-11 is a dumb little pity party

[Jeff]

This just in.... people are dooshbags.

On Saturday morning, on the twentieth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in which roughly 3,000 Americans were murdered by Islamic terrorists, a Canadian professor mocked Americans honoring the dead and memorializing the event, tweeting, "I see the U.S.  is having its dumb little annual pity party again."

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[CNCAppsJames]

I suppose we ought to just tell the Jews, Armenians, Uyghurs, and folks in Darfur to stop having pity parties too.

What a horrible thing to say.

[mowens]

I watched a 9-11 documentary on Apple TV. It was very interesting, going through all of the details that day. Btw, Col. Tillman, the president's pilot that day,, spoke at Spirit Aerosystems about a week ago. Only veterans were invited to see him live,  but it was recorded and we were allowed to watch it on company time. If you ever have a chance to hear him don't miss it.
George Bush said at the end of documentary, "It took 20 years for the day to become meaningless to a lot of people. "
It reminded me that there are adults alive now who have no memory of that day.