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Post by Nitro God on Apr 13, 2006 11:49:17 GMT -5
Now I very little about this, I was in the newsagent and I took a quick look at one of the newspapers and it said their was a movie, too do with the twin towers that Bin Laden knocked down. I am not entirely sure but I know they stopped the trailers for it and it was banned from cinemas because the scenes were so horrific.
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Post by Phil on Apr 13, 2006 13:11:46 GMT -5
I have not seen the movie of course but I don't really have problem with it.
Life can be very depressing but I don't think we should forget what happend that day. And I don't think we should get too complacant. It's important to take the reality of it seriously.
When that happend my Jason was only 4 and my other son was not born. Jason was not old enough to understand what happend. I have explained it to him he will be 9 in a week and therefore he gets it more understandably now.
I know it could be depressing to relive it and it would be easier not to face it, but I also think we should confront the reality of life tragic as it might be.
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Post by Nitro God on Apr 13, 2006 13:23:34 GMT -5
Am just saying, I don't and of course wouldn't have a problem with it because it did not concern me. I was sorry for the people in there and I will forever hate that scumbag who dosen't deserve to have his name said I have decided.
I don't actually know much atall though I imagine they had usual high standard quality that was maybe just too real for its own good.
I feel sorry for everyone that had anything to do with that film, all that hard work for nothing.
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Post by Blastgirl on Apr 14, 2006 0:26:29 GMT -5
The whole approach is just something not what Western minds usually consider "fair fighting."
I realize the term "all is fair in love and war," but this is somehow different.
These people hyjacked planes with Civilians on board. Everyday people visiting Grand Parents, taking a vacation, going home from a business trip, or business people going to an out-of-town meeting.
Maybe there was a Professor on board who had something to teach to a student that could have improved mankind forever, but that professor never reached his Gifted Student. Maybe a terminally ill relative was waiting to see one of the passengers one last time.
On September 11 the hyjackers took over the planes and crached the craft and all of the passengers into the towers and the Pentagon without any concern whatsoever just hatered toward Americans and the American way of life. And Democratized World.
Inside the towers there were people just working their everyday job, tourists who had merely taken an opportunity to look at New York from a high altitude. People selling newspapers and hotdogs on the sidewalk.
Just murdered in cold blood because of hatred. I would never forget how I felt that day.
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