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Just got home and I'm really depressed because I won't be seeing my boyfriend for another 3 months.
I'm not terribly patriotic in the traditional sense of the word, but 9/11 was still such a sad, terrible day. I have so much emotion for the victims. What a massive, tragic waste of human life.
When I took an exam at my old school I noticed the little desk (it was an actual desk that lifted up, those are rare here, we normally have flat tables) it had a big and really detailed picture of the trade towers attack carved into it. It looked like it would have take maybe half hour or more to do. Somebody didn't like their exam....
I remember being really worried about my aunt, who works near the towers. Fortunately she was alright. One of my friends at the time's father was supposed to be conducting some sort of music type thing on top of the towers that day but luckily he got sick and couldn't go. So many people in my school had stories of friends and family having near misses.So it's September 11th again. Sad day for all Americans. I was only 12 when it happened so I was not quite old enough to grasp the significance then but now it still bums me out to see what has resulted from the attack. I do wish that we could have not squandered the sympathy America had around the world. I think I remember the British playing the Star Spangled Banner and things like that. Makes me emotional just thinking about it.
I don't think they let it happen in order to further their own ends. I think the administration was being fucking retarded and did nothing and that happened to benefit them, but I refuse to believe that a conscious decision was made to allow it to happen.It just pisses me off how perfectly the events of 9/11 played into the Bush agenda. I'm not saying they did it, but they certainly benefitted from it, so they let it happen.