Yeah i don't live where it snows... i'm in california.

not into politics, but it's interesting to hear

R. I. P. However, ALL GENDERS ARE EQUAL, BE THEM MEN, WOMEN, BOTH, OR ANYTHING IN BETWEEN. THERE IS NO HUMAN INFERIOR TO ANOTHER.

I say that 9/11 was a horrible day, but that it takes courage to evacuate without hesitation, to go and do your best to help people, to redirect a plane, knowing your gonna die in the prouses, to go out there and say " i'm up for the job. " If you like this speech, show it by clicking/tapping the like button.

9/11 was one of the worst days in american history, but it also one of the best days. 9/11 gave everyone the courage to work together and protect their home. All these people are heroes in history, they might not be famous or rich or have any special skills, but nobody needs any of these things to be a hero. 9/11 has a lesson from it: everyone is stronger than they think, especially when everyone works together. Everyone that died on 9/11 died because they were brave, they knew crashing the plane away from the white house would have consequences, death, not saying bye to their family, etc. But they didnt care, they took the risk, and most importantly, they did whats right, they showed everyone how to be brave. 9/11 changed US life forever. they didnt just sit around and wait something to happen, no, they did something themselves. Thats what it means to be a hero.

Honestly, I think that this is an interesting event. I was told about the twin towers when i was somewhere around four, but I didn't know until now that it was multiple strikes. I would say that it takes courage and bravery to evacuate and help people to get out of a building that was striked, to be brave enough to stop a plain from causing more damage than it could have, knowing that your most likely going to die, to have the confidence in yourself to muscle up the courage to go and save thousands of lifes, to say " i'm up for the job. "

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