9/11 anniversary

[Gandalf]

Yes, of course I feel bad for the people who have died. I feel bad for anyone who has died anywhere and all life is equal in value. I get angry at what I see as being hypocrisy and considering what some nations do to others constantly, I find it somewhat sour that this particular event is supposed to be more meaningful than others. I don't trust nor like the elites and anniversaries are a manipulation of human feelings. The elites caused it and then want to stir up feelings. Individual families should mourn their losses, but it isn't a collective thing, otherwise we would be mourning every day of the year for all the others that these elites have erased. It's boil in the bag patriotism. I don't care what colour you are, you are all equal. The best way to respect the dead of 9-11 is to simply stop killing more innocent people. How many dead since 9-11? Faceless millions! Millions! The vulgarity is what is truly offensive. And the loss of freedoms and mass surveillance. It has really made the world a safe, happy place. I will stop talking as I make hypocrites angry and I get angry in return at the hideousness of it all.

[walrus]

Miles, I started the post and I related it to no other attack or tragedy. I do not relate this to any political propaganda or anything of the matter. Simply looking at the loss off life of thousands of people sitting behind their desks not planning any military attacks and the over 300 firemen who lost their lives trying to rescue these people. This post was not intended to be political, simply a tribute. I hope you can grasp this.