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PokerMan | 18:56 Fri 10th Sep 2010 | ChatterBank
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...nine years on. RIP
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May I just point out, Pink-Kittens, that 9/11 wasn't just a tragedy for the United States. 67 Brits were killed in NY on that day.
still does not detract from the fact that we as a country need to learn where our priorities lie
May I just point out, Pink-Kittens...that you haven't got a clue how we remember either events as individuals.

Do you think there would have been a 7/7 without a 9/11??? Do you?
dont twist youreself into knots - remember it i my opinion, I am not inferring you or others feel the same

Does the US remember 7/7?
It's not about priorities or location. 67 Britons were killed in the 9/11 attacks - more than the total number killed on 7/7.

It's about remembering ALL the victims of terrorist atrocities, regardless of where they fell.

And when you refer to "our countries" atrocities... tell me, how many countries were you referring to? ;-)
BUT it is sad shame and quite disgusting that we remember with far less vigour our OWN countries atrocities

Who are 'WE' please?
"Does the US remember 7/7?"

I wonder if the US citizens who took to their streets that day holding placards with the words, "Today were are all British" remember....

Yes, I suppose they do.
And "our countries" is plural.

Surely you mean "our country's"
I can see where pink-kittens is coming from to a degree. However the magnitutde of any such act should invoke feelings of humanitarianism and compassion, It would be a shame to veer from the essence of PokerMan's post.
I remember coming home from a night shift putting on the tv and spending the whole day watching events unfold...going back to work that night and finding a colleague in tears...
she was muslim...and she could not understand how a faith that had guided her and her family had been so perverted to cause such horror..we carried on watching during breaks etc and I will never forget what was shown... My workmate was frightened to leave the building...as she was sure anyone in islamic dress would be targetted...so a group of us walked her to her car...

And Yes pink kittens...I remember 7/7 vividly too......and I also remember the bombings in london by the IRA..as I was working there at the time ....all such acts are atrocities...but if we do not learn from them all the lives lost are wasted....
And two Italian friends of mine got beaten up after 7/7 because the thugs thought they might be Muslim.

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