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QuoteQuoteQuoteA national day of mourning, yes.
A national day of relaxing at the beach, no.
Exactly, I am quite dissapointed that most people can't fathom the ideas of Memorial Day and Veterans Day, to them it is a day off, a sale, or a reason to get drunk and watch races.
how many days of mourning do we need?
And why does this day get elevated over Dec 7th?
It gets elevated for 2 reasons:
1 - For political purposes.
2 - By lack of historical perspective.
" . . . the lust for power can be just as completely satisfied by suggesting people into loving their servitude as by flogging them and kicking them into obedience." -- Aldous Huxley
Hmmm.
In hind sight, Billvon, your right.
I modify my vote to a Yes as noted in history and referenced on a Gov calendar.
In hind sight, Billvon, your right.
I modify my vote to a Yes as noted in history and referenced on a Gov calendar.
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Quoteit's already been officially declared Patriot Day.
I think it should be celebrated by eating pork products, drinking alcohol, and women going around toplesslooking at boobies.(just to piss off Osama)
fixed it for ya.

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something i hadn't necessarily considered:
i asked a co-worker the same question & she said it SHOULD NOT be because "it's a sad day that should have been prevented." basically, we failed our own citizens.
never thought of that!
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i asked a co-worker the same question & she said it SHOULD NOT be because "it's a sad day that should have been prevented." basically, we failed our own citizens.
never thought of that!
~hollywood
see the world! http://gorocketdog.blogspot.com
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i asked a co-worker the same question & she said it SHOULD NOT be because "it's a sad day that should have been prevented." basically, we failed our own citizens.
Quite a few felt the same way about Pearl Harbor. In the extreme, it was allowed to happen to get us past our isolationism in WW2. Much as 9/11 was used to return to finish off Iraq.
But it's hard to be 100% successful in prevention. There were several smaller scale ones before. This one just was much more successful than even the attackers had planned.
I agree. This logic gets my vote.
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