its been 14 yrs already, we killed Bin Laden, fukked up Iraq, Afghanistan and rebuilt the tower.
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Anyone else tired of 9/11 rememberances?
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its been 14 yrs already, we killed Bin Laden, fukked up Iraq, Afghanistan and rebuilt the tower.
BelowTheMasonDixon
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Never forget, this one star
sanityovar8ted
OG Moma Coli....dat bytch Thowd!!!
naw, my uncle worked in one of the towers n because he's black n usually running late, he escaped being killed that day.
Citi Trends
aka milobased
you gone remember what them dirty brown people did to this pure christian country
And this why I will never conform to being on time for anything
sanityovar8ted
OG Moma Coli....dat bytch Thowd!!!
im the exact opposite , im always early , i hate being late for nething, and its a pet peeve when ppl run late when they dealing with me
I guess we suppose to forget slavery too?
I guess we suppose to forget Jesus wept too?
I guess we suppose to forget that scene when Terminator drove the motorcycle off the over pass in Judgement Day like a G too Nikkka????
The Tulsa riots where 3000 blacks were murdered, Rosewood were blacks were hunted by whites are worthy of the same type remembrance...., so is Pearl Harbor but I wonder why we holding onto 9/11
Thousands of people died that day, and the moments of people saving each other may literally be one of the few times EVER where EVERYONE legit helped each other out regardless of who they were or where they came from.
it happened in most of our lifetimes so i dont see us forgetting anytime soon
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El Poyo Loco
Akrassikauda = Black Scorpion
No. Watching thousands of people die,not knowing what's going to happen next, the smell of of death from lower Manhattan all the way to East Harlem,the aftershocks days later stay with me. So no we should not stop with the remembrances.
9/11 happened more recently.
Also the racist exclusion of the Tulsa and Rosewood histories from textbooks, and the following residual affect that occurs on people today, who may have never even heard of it.
It's unfortunate as hell, of course. That kind of stuff like Tulsa needs to be brought up more.
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