Of course non Americans would need a lengthy post detailing what this is
last time I checked, terrorism is illegal so this couldn't have happened?
Originally Posted by Dagger
last time I checked, terrorism is illegal so this couldn't have happened?
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
Was actually a false flag operation planned out by Bush in order to invade the Middle East for oil. Jet fuel can't melt steel beams. Deep state has been pushing this "terrorist attack" on the sheeple for too long. How stupid do they think we are? We all know terrorism is illegal. Here is a video I saw on Facebook that's on youtube to prove my point:
I bet you didn't even know Bush was the founder of Al Qaeda.
Autistic alt-lefties out here making a joke out of ~2.3k people being killed.
Yea like they know what was going through people's head when this was going down. To bad they won't ever honor the sacrifices people made in acts of selflessness to help other American's. Pathetic
Yea like they know what was going through people's head when this was going down. To bad they won't ever honor the sacrifices people made in acts of selflessness to help other American's. Pathetic
Curious, do you think we should still use tax payer money to fund services for 9/11 first responders? You know, maybe they breathed in a fuck ton of ash/dust and shit and that caused permanent breathing issues.
Originally Posted by Bernard
That's also a spicy irony meme.
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Curious, do you think we should still use tax payer money to fund services for 9/11 first responders? You know, maybe they breathed in a fuck ton of ash/dust and shit and that caused permanent breathing issues.
Personally I think are taxes are incredibly high and it would be nice to know where my money is going to. Really to respond to your question honestly I think the time for that has past. If you asked me a decade ago I'd say, "Yea no problem I'll gladly help them out." However, it's been 19 years since this has happened and the shelf life of helping someone in need kind of fades away in my opinion. Curious how you feel about this and exactly how much money would be needed to aid said people? Because if we were taxing people or fundraising in a sorts for maybe the first decade after this even happened, I'd be happy to support that.
Originally Posted by Matthew
Personally I think are taxes are incredibly high and it would be nice to know where my money is going to. Really to respond to your question honestly I think the time for that has past. If you asked me a decade ago I'd say, "Yea no problem I'll gladly help them out." However, it's been 19 years since this has happened and the shelf life of helping someone in need kind of fades away in my opinion. Curious how you feel about this and exactly how much money would be needed to aid said people? Because if we were taxing people or fundraising in a sorts for maybe the first decade after this even happened, I'd be happy to support that.
I'm honestly on the fence about it because the issue doesn't really affect me. Like yes, these first responders risked their lives to help fellow Americans during 9/11, so it would only be right to help them with any issues that are a result of 9/11. Like I said did they breathe in a bunch of shit they shouldn't have trying to save people and now have breathing problems? I think it's the right thing to do to help them. To me it's like helping our vets with PTSD or disabilities from getting a leg blown off once they finish their tours (to a lesser extent of course). I feel it's the morally right thing to do. If you put your life on the line to help your country, your country owes that debt to you for your service. BUT FLIP SIDE, we don't have infinite money and we have to always keep track of our budget. So we have to weigh it against everything else. Idk too much about our government spending other than tons of it usually go towards our military budget.