Sept 11

Posted by: Volcano

9th Sep 2011 11:49am

Do you think people born on September 11 should have to see images of destruction every birthday? (It was a terrible thing to happen, but birthdays are supposed to be happy occasions, do you agree?)

Anonymous

30th Jul 2013 11:21pm

to say the media should not show what happend just because is is someones birthday is like saying that on anzac day (aus/nz) the media should not tribut the solders that lost their lives i dont belive the media dose this to put a dampener on this day but rather as a tribute to lives lost and to an event that is now a historical milestone and affects the way the future is shaped if you have a birthday on this date and dont wish to have this event impact the day just avoid watching the news or dedecated programs it is showing respect if your life was lost in such a world wide life altering event would you not feel proud that the media shows tribute to you loss or sacrifice

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