20th Anniversary of 9/11

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Feel free to start your own thread. No need to derail someone else’s thread.

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https://www.eccie.net/announcement.php?f=5 Originally Posted by Exchequer
Thank you Exchquer for getting this thread back on track . I also want to thank you for participating in all of us getting along in the Arkansas forum . Your kindness is shinning through as always .

There seems to be a couple of weeds in the garden that still need to be pulled and over time I am sure they will die off . Weeds only take over when allowed .
I simply spoke my mind.This is how many other younger folks feel.Freedom speech no?. Originally Posted by Sxenthusiast00095
You're very lucky to live in a country where you can voice your opinions freely for the most part. That's about the only thing we agree on is Freedom of speech. But does carry consequences when sharing hate. Don't be surprised with the backlash.
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Love the thread and yes I do agree that this tragic event has changed our country forever. This is the reason we need to cherish every moment we have with our loved ones.
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Biomed Thanks for you and your family's service
My appreciation to you Biomed (brother in arms)
On this 20th anniversary of 9/11, we remember every parent, brother, sister, friend, and colleague that was stolen from us in the Twin Towers, the Pentagon, and in a field in Shanksville, PA. We must always honor their sacrifice and never forget them

Please take a moment today no matter how busy you are and honor all those and never forget them Originally Posted by Laurenspencer
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That's the beautiful thing about America and Freedom of Speech. I, and a lot of others have fought (some wounded, some died) for his right to say what he wants. My only question for him is, "Would you, yourself, return the favor, if need be????????
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Biomed Thanks for you and your family's service Originally Posted by Baconman
+1

Since I was already past the age of selection when I arrived, I talked my son into the Service. He completed 1 Term - 7 yrs, went to Houston for Harvey; then, to the Middle-East before he returned and is trying to settle down in life. He is young. He is opinionated, but, he is also respectful and mindful of others' opinions. So, please do not judge ALL youngsters based on a 'selfish' few.

FYI: When I first arrived in this country, saw the behavior of some kids (in malls, supermarkets, etc) and watched news about Juvenile behaviors/punishments, I always felt that the best punishment for these kids would be to send them to a 'boarding' school in one of these 3rd world countries (one used to be my country until I took the oath for this country) where they would understand the value of freedom while also getting an education and a taste of life that the less fortunate endure and live without complaining, but, fulfilling all of their obligations with a smile on their face..
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Hey people this thread was started to honor the people who died in 9/11
The people who was innocent that was at the wrong place at the wrong time. And one person didn't and couldn't respect that
It would have been so easy to keep your opinion to yourself until a different thread was started
Our arm forces provided that freedom to use to enjoy
My earlier comments was if you don't like our freedoms feel free to leave and make your country of choice to your liking
Hey people this thread was started to honor the people who died in 9/11
The people who was innocent that was at the wrong place at the wrong time. And one person didn't and couldn't respect that
It would have been so easy to keep your opinion to yourself until a different thread was started
Our arm forces provided that freedom to use to enjoy
My earlier comments was if you don't like our freedoms feel free to leave and make your country of choice to your liking Originally Posted by CatMan4u
Well said Cat