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I was at Sanderson Elementary in the 3rd grade. If I can remember correctly 5+ students were pulled out of class that day. I didn't find out what really happened until after school getting ready to watch some toonami, I went into my grandmothers room and it was on tv.

2,977 families beg to differ.

I was 5ish, remember my family watching it like really late at night on the BBC w/ the video of the plane crashing into the 2nd WTC.

How about the 30k civilian families at Afghanistan that lost thier family members by America ?

Logically , i would support the 30k > 3k .

I would rather support 0 families to suffer this but i can't do anything about it .

If you hit us, we'll hit you 10x as hard

At what law does that fit in ?

if it is that way then why not kill 300k americans , this is bullshit .

and Actually it happened the other way , America hit Afghanistan , then Afghanistan hit America at 11/9 attack , Then America hit Afghanistan again .

At least Al Qadaa only made a few hits not 15 years of constant hitting civilians .

he looks even better now with that bullet hole through his left eye socket, hahah...

I was 6 in 2nd grade and I remember being picked up from school, my dad works in the city so my mom was naturally worried but I had NO idea what happened tbh.

What does this have to do with with Doron's or my comment? I was not comparing the two evils. No where did I say I support the killing of innocent civilians.

/unintentional thread derail, successful.

It fits in the law of "America, fuck yeah!"

**** ya!

**** ya!

3 years old with my mom, watching it happen in real life.

Hmm...I was something like 6 or 7? I rember that I wathced it from the news and rember the TV lady saying that camera man had to run away because of all smoke and panic.

i was 5..
was in my room, and i just saw it on the news. Tragic.

Right before going to school. 4th grade

I don't remember if I knew about it before going to school or during.. I do remember we spent the next half day watching the news and being let out early. The entire day was awkward because I lived in the city of Chicago where most of the students were either mexican or black. I was one of the 5 arabian kids that went to school. You could say I was a 'star' aside from my cousin being named Osama. He wasn't in my class, but I do wonder how he felt having that name for the week.

I only quoted because of the number (2.977 families) .

I don't support the innocent killing but wanted to add it to the thread as it seemed that almost nobody cares about the civilian loses at Afghanistan .

I was 13 years old and I was where I always am @ my pirate boat.

I was 11 years old and my dad came to take me out of school and my granny died the same day in Hospital.

I remember it playing on the TV when I was at the hospital.

was laying in bed and woke to mum screaming "oh my god, shit, what the ****" blah.

Man, this topic makes me realize how much younger most of you are than me, at the time I was a freshman or sophomore in high school... Most of you were in grade school...

i was 15, watching the news when the 2nd plane hit..

Woke up for school and my mom came out in her pjs on the phone cuz my Dad(who never really called or even talked to us on a regular bases) had called and told her to turn on the TV. There is was on a big screen. Was in 4th or 5th grade at that point, but I still understood what was going on. Remember it clearly.