If there is a 9/11 scale attack on US soil in the next 24 months

[timmgirvan]

Originally Posted by dalakhani

why do you feel this way? Is it ridiculous to think that there could be another attack? Is it ridiculous to think that the new administration would probably be blamed?

Way too soon to establish blame for an act that hasn't occurred! It's foolish to think there aren't plans in motion now to harm this country and its' citizens, here and abroad. Our initial response will probably be good, as our security infrastructure is secure(needs tweaks) What happens after that is up to the leaders of our country....Then you can blame and debate it!

[hi_im_god]

i'm way ahead of you. i've been working out the math on who's to blame for sarah palin's election in 2012.

it's narrowed down to 2 demographics. humorless conservative's and horny guys. i'll report back when i've finalized my results.

and the answer to your question is no. it isn't obama's fault. it's the jews.

i mean...duh!

[timmgirvan]

Originally Posted by hi_im_god

i'm way ahead of you. i've been working out the math on who's to blame for sarah palin's election in 2012.

it's narrowed down to 2 demographics. humorless conservative's and horny guys. i'll report back when i've finalized my results.

and the answer to your question is no. it isn't obama's fault. it's the jews.

i mean...duh!

I see you've been talking to the Pope again!.....we'll probably be ready for your report in 2010....when the new campaigns start up

[ateamstupid]

The only thing I predict if there's another attack is that, just like last time, the people farthest from the actual destruction will be the ones who act the most outraged and hurt.

"It was so sad watching those towers fall ON TV".. "I can't believe they attacked US like that".. "How are WE ever supposed to recover from having to watch that on TV?"

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

The only thing I predict if there's another attack is that, just like last time, the people farthest from the actual destruction will be the ones who act the most outraged and hurt.

"It was so sad watching those towers fall ON TV".. "I can't believe they attacked US like that".. "How are WE ever supposed to recover from having to watch that on TV?"

Yes because there wasn't a shortage of New Yorkers wearing NYPD and FDNY hats.

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

Yes because there wasn't a shortage of New Yorkers wearing NYPD and FDNY hats.

What?

[hi_im_god]

i just hope after it happens we do the right thing.

everyone knows iran-u.s. relations have been strained since ayatollah khomieni assassinated kennedy and then flew 2 commercial airliners into the world trade center, killing thousands of innocent american's in the worst attack since iranian pilot's bombed pearl harbor.

i just pray if we occupy iran we don't leave until they return the lindbergh baby and admit to the acts of unjust violence they've committed like the boston massacre, the sinking of the maine, and the u.s. invasion of iraq.

[MaTH716]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

Yes because there wasn't a shortage of New Yorkers wearing NYPD and FDNY hats.

That's not fair Coach. If you lived in the tri-state area, there was a good chance that you knew someone who was either fortunate enough to survive that day or sadly lost their life. Not to mention all the police and firefighters that perished that day in the line of duty. They were from units all over the city. I personally knew 6 people that died that day. Many of the hats and shirts that New Yorkers wore and still wear were from fund raisers for the families of police and fireman. It was the most tragic day in the history of the country, the hats and shirts were all about showing support, solidarity, strength and respect. It sounds crazy, but it seemed that everyone in NY bonded together as one big family, to support and grieve with each other during that very sad time. The whole city mourned together for weeks, I will never forget it.

Originally Posted by MaTH716

That's not fair Coach. If you lived in the tri-state area, there was a good chance that you knew someone who was either fortunate enough to survive that day or sadly lost their life. Not to mention all the police and firefighters that perished that day in the line of duty. They were from units all over the city. I personally knew 6 people that died that day. Many of the hats and shirts that New Yorkers wore and still wear were from fund raisers for the families of police and fireman. It was the most tragic day in the history of the country, the hats and shirts were all about showing support, solidarity, strength and respect. It sounds crazy, but it seemed that everyone in NY bonded together as one big family, to support and grieve with each other during that very sad time. The whole city mourned together for weeks, I will never forget it.

If a mod is going to repeatedly say stupid sh.it then i'm going to return serve.

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by MaTH716

That's not fair Coach. If you lived in the tri-state area, there was a good chance that you knew someone who was either fortunate enough to survive that day or sadly lost their life. Not to mention all the police and firefighters that perished that day in the line of duty. They were from units all over the city. I personally knew 6 people that died that day. Many of the hats and shirts that New Yorkers wore and still wear were from fund raisers for the families of police and fireman. It was the most tragic day in the history of the country, the hats and shirts were all about showing support, solidarity, strength and respect. It sounds crazy, but it seemed that everyone in NY bonded together as one big family, to support and grieve with each other during that very sad time. The whole city mourned together for weeks, I will never forget it.

I live in Florida and knew someone ... I guess it is easy to slap labels on people, but I was very distraught over 9/11 and it wasn't just because I knew someone. Anybody with a shred of empathy would have shed some tears that day.

P.S

I still have my FDNY hat.