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12 years ago today, one of the most heart-reching hours in american history: The twin towers were attacked via plane crashes. Nobody can forget that day, ever.

We must stand up and honor those who died in the attacks. (with the exceptions of the attackers.)

Sometimes, life takes a turn for the worst.

Yet, in these moments, we remain strong, as a country.

United, as one.

We must remember the fallen and keep them forever in our hearts.

We remember this day and strive for a better tomorrow-
A brighter future for all.

We move forward but it stays with us.

Never Forget.

CLgaming wrote:12 years ago today, one of the most heart-reching hours in american history: The twin towers were attacked via plane crashes. Nobody can forget that day, ever.

We must stand up and honor those who died in the attacks. (with the exceptions of the attackers.)

Sometimes, life takes a turn for the worst.

Yet, in these moments, we remain strong, as a country.

United, as one.

We must remember the fallen and keep them forever in our hearts.

We remember this day and strive for a better tomorrow-
A brighter future for all.

We move forward but it stays with us.

Never Forget.

I'm glad someone made a thread about this. I do believe we should remember the innocents who died in that crash. Thank you for remembering them.

I was only one when the towers went down. Sad day for my country indeed.

We should really give honor to this guys
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I was 6 I think, I remember all five main UK TV channels broadcasting it live. Didn't understand what was going on at the time.

A sad day for USA. I give honor and heart for the Americans.

I was 3, when that happened.

> Looks at some figures on Wikipedia
> 9/11 kills 2,996 people, including terrorists
> Looks at casualties of the resulting Afghan war
> Civilians killed: 16,725–19,013 (2001–2013)

I'm not trying to be an ass here, It's sad and all that this happened, but looking at those figures, I can't help but feel more sorry for the Afghans.

My friend told me the US are rebuilding the towers

I was 5 when I heard about this. It was sad then, and still is today.

I was 15 when it happened and in school. We were sent home shortly after and didn't have school the day after.
I could hardly believe my eyes when I saw the news.