To those who were lost we will never forget you.
To those grieving every day and every year on this same day, our hearts go out to you.
To those who do not know of the pain and suffering they went through, sympathy is key.
To those who hijacked the plane and killed innocent civilians, we are glad you died in a blazing inferno of fire and jet fuel.
To Americans all over the country, do not forget a day that changed so many of us, who we were and influenced us today.
To remember a tragedy, half raised flags.
To move one entirely would be a small mistake, it is a part of our nations history.
To say it was 'just an explosion' would be a HUGE understatement and would be lack of sympathy for those who died.
To say America isnt stronger and safer today, is wrong.
To give up your right to be who you are because of this event, is wrong.
We honor you America and we sympathize others because of their loss. No soul should forget this day as it marked a day where death was in abundance and two iconic buildings toppled over because of terrorists. Live on and live strong.
It was a different time. And it sent the message we needed it to. We wont ever use them again :sadly: as there are some locations that could use a good size mushroom cloud.
That would be to kill innocent lives to bring down countries. That would be wrong, unjust and against all rules globally. With no declaration of war, no war shall be fought for no reason. America (as far as we know) have not made another atom bomb since then and do not plan on it.