Society & Culture

Sept 11

Society & Culture

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?)


Comments 11

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

Anonymous
  • 23rd Jul 2013 11:24am

it supposed to be a happy occasion however it should never be forgotten what happened on that day

Volcano
  • 6th Oct 2012 11:05am

I agree that we should not forget the victims, but if we allow it to continue to affect our lives than I think we are perpetuating the pain caused by the events. I intend to keep holding my birthday on Sept 11 and treating it as a happy occassion, because I do not want to be another victim.

I think it would be terrible to die under such circumstances, but I would not want my death to mar other peoples happiness.

gramonaghan
  • 6th Oct 2012 09:19am

How can anyone feel happy when they recall what happened on Sept. 11.
I was watching Tv when these events occurred.
I cannot describe my feeling at the time.
I called my wife, who with me watched events as they occurred.
I do not believe we should hide events under the carpet, and that we should remember all the people that were effected by this event.
We cannot let these people get away with what they did, but we should grieve with all that were effected.

Anonymous
  • 5th Sep 2012 09:20am

Of course not.. It just coincidence.. and it just happened on Sept. 11.. and I don't believe in destruction or what.. I believe in faith.. You should have faith in God so that there is no destruction and /or if destruction comes you can handle it or you can surpass it.. you can live with it..

Anonymous
  • 5th Sep 2012 09:20am

Of course not.. It just coincidence.. and it just happened on Sept. 11.. and I don't believe in destruction or what.. I believe in faith.. You should have faith in God so that there is no destruction and /or if destruction comes you can handle it or you can surpass it.. you can live with it..

mitch
  • 30th Aug 2012 05:18pm

No, because its a day you want to celebrate with friends, family and extended family of your life over the past years.

Anonymous
  • 14th Aug 2012 05:24am

My daughter was born on the 11 of September coming up to 4 years ago, and although it was a very tragic loss for the families and love ones of the people who lost their lives in the Sept 11, there really should be a time where they celebrate the loss without all the media attention. Its time to accept what happened and start celebrating the lives of the people who are still with us today but not forgetting the ones that were lost

George
  • 26th Jun 2012 08:15pm

not to have them rammed down their throats but to be informed they were born on a special day and commemorate the birthday principally. as they grow older they can make up their own minds.

Rowdy
  • 23rd May 2012 06:00pm

Yes, every birthday I have to turn the TV off because it's like Ground-hog day every year and I think they should just get over it and stop feeding off people's grief.

Shannyn
  • 19th Feb 2012 10:11pm

No of course not, but here's hoping while we don't forget (as it did change the western world as we know it), it's not the first thing on the news when the date rolls around this year.

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