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In reply to the discussion: Are you as fearful of terrorism today as you were on Sept 11th, 2001? [View all]kentuck
(115,407 posts)13. Few people thought the towers would collapse.
In fact, some businesses wanted their employees to go back to work.
But the huge loss of life resulted when they did indeed collapse. For the terrorists, it was a "lucky" strike. Some Arabs celebrated in the streets.
The "war on terror" began as a cover for Bush and Cheney's incompetence. They overlooked "intelligence" just like the type people are debating over today...
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Are you as fearful of terrorism today as you were on Sept 11th, 2001? [View all]
kentuck
Jun 2013
OP
about the same, which is not at all. more likely to shot by a 2nd amendment supporter n t
msongs
Jun 2013
#2
I was not fearful on 9/11. I was angry, confused, and heartsick, but not afraid.
Melinda
Jun 2013
#4
I've never been fearful of foreign-based terrorism. I'm more afraid of my
sinkingfeeling
Jun 2013
#5
I am more afraid of the gun nuts and those who want to overthrow the US government and the corporati
kelliekat44
Jun 2013
#8
Wasn't afraid then, am not afraid now. I am though disgusted at what fear allowed to transpire
NRaleighLiberal
Jun 2013
#15