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Originally Posted by Typhoid
Strangler, i didnt read about you losing anyone in 9/11. Your whole argument is based on "It happened in America" and "youre Canadian". Well....while those are "top notch" arguments, It doesnt change the fact I have more of a personal connection than you did.Where is it again that you lost someone...right....its not. So dont go telling me who I did and didnt lose.
And i guess the fact i lost someone due to 9/11 and you didnt...still goves me no validity? But why? Right. Im Canadian..i guess thats a big "nono" in your book isnt it Strangler.
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Look at it this way:
The whole world doesn't know that you're friend died in 9/11 (and doesn't care either). Yet the entire world knows that it happened on American soil, and that 90% of the victims were American. The 9/11 attack damaged the pride and American soul of every American on the face of the entire planet. It humiliated America.
So how is it that an American citizen has less of a connection to 9/11 than you?
We all lost people close to us in our life Typhoid, whether in the terrorist attacks or not.