You know, the North labelled the South as "Anti-American" for similar dissent (and vice-versa). Not all Americans must be of the same mind on on everything.Living in America, I guess she has a right to ask that question however dumb, anti-American and disloyal it is.
If everyone who's read this thread PM'd a moderator: that would be over 100 PMs, not a good tactic.
Well, since it refers to "your country" third person, I'm guessing it isn't living in the USA.Living in America, I guess she has a right to ask that question however dumb, anti-American and disloyal it is.(it)!
Well, since it refers to "your country" third person, I'm guessing it isn't living in the USA.
Wow, I hate to say it, because I disagree with her argument, but I agree with pretend woman on one point. You people really aren't open to discourse on this topic at all.
Monster, check the thread views on the forum page.
I mean really, it wasn't, was it?
Let's have a legitimate discussion. I'll play devil's advocate.
9/11 was not as bad as we've been brainwashed into believing. 6568 people die in the united states on average per day. (N C H S - FASTATS - Deaths/Mortality) 7 years ago, for one day, that number was increased by 30%. Ever since then we have been indoctrinated by the government and self-serving media into feeling that it was far worse than it actually was. It has led us into war on false pretenses. It has caused the death and injury of countless foreign innocents, by our hand.
For these reasons, I argue that 9/11 was not "that bad", or rather, not "as bad as we've been conditioned to believe."
......................Cast her into the abyss............Burn the witch.............:angryfire2:I mean really, it wasn't, was it?
....................Whats to discuss it happened thats enough.Wow, I hate to say it, because I disagree with her argument, but I agree with pretend woman on one point. You people really aren't open to discourse on this topic at all.
Let's have a legitimate discussion. I'll play devil's advocate.
9/11 was not as bad as we've been brainwashed into believing. 6568 people die in the united states on average per day. (N C H S - FASTATS - Deaths/Mortality) 7 years ago, for one day, that number was increased by 30%. Ever since then we have been indoctrinated by the government and self-serving media into feeling that it was far worse than it actually was. It has led us into war on false pretenses. It has caused the death and injury of countless foreign innocents, by our hand.
For these reasons, I argue that 9/11 was not "that bad", or rather, not "as bad as we've been conditioned to believe."