Hmm. Strange. I never knew bits of people rained down on the street. I guess that might have been from the engines as they collided into the tower. Otherwise I'd have figured the explosion would basically have made anybody inside the plane non-existent.And I didn't figure an engine part would have even survived an impact like that to land on the streets below. Well, now I know. Bits of meat, shoes, and an engine part.That picture was taken, what? Over a decade ago? It's time to move on. That's a problem with people. Using tragedies as leverage when they are well, done and gone. There's nothing you could do, nothing you could change, now.Pick your stuff up and move on.Even if that includes using morbid humor to do it. You do happen to realize that every single day across our world, things, and things worse than it, happen, right?There is no sense in clinging to the past blindly and avoiding the fact that we live, right here and right now. Not back then. I'm not neccessarily advocating for actively mocking the event. But, at the same time, don't be so clingy over it.
Quote from: on September 11, 2015, 03:30:10 AMHmm. Strange. I never knew bits of people rained down on the street. I guess that might have been from the engines as they collided into the tower. Otherwise I'd have figured the explosion would basically have made anybody inside the plane non-existent.And I didn't figure an engine part would have even survived an impact like that to land on the streets below. Well, now I know. Bits of meat, shoes, and an engine part.That picture was taken, what? Over a decade ago? It's time to move on. That's a problem with people. Using tragedies as leverage when they are well, done and gone. There's nothing you could do, nothing you could change, now.Pick your stuff up and move on.Even if that includes using morbid humor to do it. You do happen to realize that every single day across our world, things, and things worse than it, happen, right?There is no sense in clinging to the past blindly and avoiding the fact that we live, right here and right now. Not back then. I'm not neccessarily advocating for actively mocking the event. But, at the same time, don't be so clingy over it.Don't be so clingy over it? I'm an Australian that, before seeing these sobering pictures today, probably would have laughed at a few 9/11 jokes.I just can't seem to find anything even remotely funny about this situation anymore. I feel bad for my ignorance on the situation.
Honestly 9/11 jokes aren't funny anymore. It's just retards flailing their arms saying the same shit over and over. We get it. Bush did it. Ha-ha allahu ackbar hahaha. Ha-ha jet fuel can't melt dank memes hahaha nice nice.
Hun, I don't know what you're trying to tell me. I should be appalled by the level of death? I mean... I get off to dead girls. We still make Hiroshima jokes, Pearl jokes, Titanic jokes, missing Asian airliner jokes...
It was a horrible day of death and destruction, which there have been a lot ofPeople are going to pretend to be cool and edgy and make jokes about it on the internet but oh well
Quote from: Big Boss on September 11, 2015, 06:03:12 AMIt was a horrible day of death and destruction, which there have been a lot ofPeople are going to pretend to be cool and edgy and make jokes about it on the internet but oh wellpeople die literally everydayi dont see why i should care more about one event just because it happened in a civilised place
Hey no need to blow up, fam
Thinking of Making a 9/11 joke for internet points?
