I'm appalled on how disrespectful not having a moment of silence for 9/11 is. I understand in other countries, and farther away from NY, but not in the tri-state. I've had family and my friends had family who've volunteered and died to rescue (and now have a shortened life due to the asbestos). It's disrespectful when you live near NY(Or the tri-state/PA) and nobody insisted in a moment of silence in the school, it's like, nobody really gave a **** about it.Like come on, there's got to be more than 20 students who have had family there, or lost them.


9/11 will continue to impact our lives in the course of the next 20+ years, there are people who have health issues from volunteering, and there's nobody to even help them, not even the government because you know, screw helping veterans, screw helping volunteers, and screw those who helped save lives, and helped clean the mess of the 9/11 site. Obamas to busy reviewing other countries problems, but yet we've not even fixed our own. I find it DISGUSTING in seeing those who risked their lives the day after 9/11, they were waist deep in ashes, body parts everywhere, thick poisonous dust everywhere, and guess where the dust went? You inhaled it. In the course of the next 20+ years, people will be struggling and dying from the asbestos and dust,Not to even mention how painful mesothelioma/lung cancer is. But who will there be to help? Not the government.

But hey, at least we're still aiding countries like Egypt, and we're acting like world police, yet we can't even handle what's in our country.


to the people who think the government did it: At the end of the day, nearly 3000 people lost their lives, people are continuing to lose their lives even though it's been 12 years, people are dying from lung cancer, dying from the war, dying dying dying.

#truth