I assume it's meant to keep us in a permanent state of PTSD, frozen in terror, easily panicked by "terrorism" and "the enemy"
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Well said.
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It's meant to enforce rigidity of purpose behind our built-in racism. "Stay butt-hurt forever" doesn't sound as catchy...
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Imagine the Iraqis say, "Never Forget March 20, and the 14 years after, and some weeks in 1991, and so on"?
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That's what the guy that threw the shoe was thinking.....
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Dunno, ask some really olds about Pearl Harbor, a day that will live in infamy. What day was that again?
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Fair point but did decemberseven ever become a meme like nineeleven has?
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"Never gonna give you up". Memes tend to be generational and fade with time. 9/11 will too IMO.
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my 18 year old sister doesn’t remember it. There are military members now who don’t.
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Sure, but it's not that they've Forgotten.
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True. Never Forget or Remember will become increasingly meaningless over time.
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kinda like the Alamo, we all know it happened, but no one really cares.
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whoa now. I’ve been to the Alamo no less than TWICE in my life. If that’s not caring, I don’t know what is.
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ha! I've yet to make the pilgrimage. But yeah, many in uniform were in elementary school in 2001. Different perspective.
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It's repeated as a mantra so we won't remember 9-10 & our lost freedoms & values.
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remember the Alamo!
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Seems like it's one of those phrases that enter culture via corporate communications. Innocuous piety - who can argue?
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my niece was born a few years after 9/11 and she posted that on soc media today. Struck me as weird and made me uncomfortable.
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The bad news: Millennials will be the first generation to be less free than their parents. The good news: They won't realize it.
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