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Posted: Sep 11 2017 01:48 pm

Because someone had to.

Posted: Sep 12 2017 08:26 am

Happy belated 9/11.

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How long will we as a nation be expected to treat this like the most sacred day of all time? Were Americans judging each other's patriotism based on their remembrance of Pearl Harbor sixteen years after the fact?

Posted: Sep 12 2017 06:47 pm

LeshLush wrote:

How long will we as a nation be expected to treat this like the most sacred day of all time? Were Americans judging each other's patriotism based on their remembrance of Pearl Harbor sixteen years after the fact?

I mean, I don't think people are treating it like 'the most sacred day of all time.' It doesn't hurt to pause and reflect after an event like that.

There are plenty of other anniversaries we acknowledge and/or celebrate. Pearl Harbor being one of them, in fact.

Posted: Sep 14 2017 06:36 pm

I wrote a post about the implications on being born on 9/11/2001 and what that means for the people entering high school this year. It's not that long and I think you should read it.

Posted: Sep 14 2017 08:07 pm

The-Excel wrote:

I wrote a post about the implications on being born on 9/11/2001 and what that means for the people entering high school this year. It's not that long and I think you should read it.

Posted: Sep 27 2017 05:16 pm

lol nice quick blog post @excel