Stupid, don't go see it waste of money... it was mostly about these 2 cops trapped under the rubble and this guy from Connecticut who is a marine (and partially nuts) goes to WTC to rescue them, i won't give the outcome if you want to see it but i thought it was lame-o
We are obsessing about a rallying cry. It wasn't just a "defeat" it was a central theme that united Americans toward one goal. There are many who wish to have that united feeling again.
I didn't say "need" I said "wish"... For a moment they remember how it was when almost unanimously we were actually united for some it is a powerful moment.
I said "almost unanimously" not unanimously.actually no we weren't remember FAlwell... it was the gays and feminists fault.
Maybe in twenty years, a good movie could be made about 9/11 in retrospection.
For now, why are we celebrating and obsessing about defeat? I don't mean to sound like a war monger, but 9/11 was in essence a major military defeat for the united states. The dead of that horrible event should be remember by tasteful monuments, and moments of quiet respectuful retrospection on the anniverseary.
though the movie did point on W's 7 minutes reading my pet goat to school children while New Yorkers were jumping 100 stories to their death.
I've been told that Bush ONLY had two options:
1) Read to children and keep them calm.
or
2) Run around waving his arms above his head, like a madman, screaming "run for your lives you little fuckers! We're all gonna die!"
There were no other options for bush.
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It was a bunch of dirtbag coward that took over commercial flights, and flew them into buldings. There was no military for to be defeated at this time. Now if you wanna get into intelligence and all that good stuff, and how it was all bush's fault fine, but lets not be silly about it and talk how it was a military defeat!
Next thing ya know you will be telling me how you were once the heavy weight champ of the world because you showed up ringside to a fight were the champ was'nt!