Maybe there's something wrong with me, but when I heard about the 2 buildings being struck by airliners, I was like "Oh really. That's not going to go over well. Oh well." And when I look at the memorial magazine things at Wal-Mart which show pictures of the event and stories and such, the part I noticed most was the cool explosions. I mean, sure it's sad for the people who lost loved ones, I'm not mocking them at all. And it's sad that people died, but look in the newspaper in the obituaries for crying out loud. There's about 7 or so who die just in my area every day, not to mention the people who are jumped and sometimes killed by gang members or punks who want someone's sparkly watch. And like my friend commented on, the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. And look at Japan now, they trade with us!

Another thing that I roll my eyes at is "God Bless America". I mean, c'mon, God doesn't bless America any more than he blesses all the other evil countries. Do people think that everyone in the United States are good and are going to Heaven? I'm sure just about anyone I ask will tell me about some person they hate and they don't think is on God's good side, but live in America. Face it, God doesn't choose people by where they live. He doesn't group people by nation. Most American's cuss, they divorce, they lose their virginity before marriage, they lie, all things God hates. Plus they are all for killing anyone who does a wrong to the U.S.A. The United States isn't a sacred place that no one dares to attack. Just because it's our country, people think it's worse. Well, that's all I have to say. I feel bad for the people who lost loved ones, but we've certainly lost a lot less innocent people than a lot of other countries.