Inside the World Trade Center Part 1

zezima0014 Says:

Oct 31, 2009 - damn it. When ur all up to the 90th floor, and u cant use the elevator to get down... That are like 2000 stairs man!!!

sonraz1 Says:

Nov 2, 2009 - So hey pretty much da people dat died never thut it was a terroists attack,, i wonder wat der last words wer

MrSuperfly1994 Says:

Nov 2, 2009 - An Incredibly tragic day. But good to know that there were still people who were able to get out and tell their story.

cornmuffinman Says:

Nov 8, 2009 - at 2:04 look to the left of the tower and you can see an unmarked jet climbing up quickly

LMann32869 Says:

Nov 9, 2009 - that's a helicopter.

MichaelJacksonEverXD Says:

Nov 10, 2009 - @beatriz400 Dude, the security looked the dors.. They couldn't escape?

michaelm0522 Says:

Nov 12, 2009 - did anyone above the crash survive?

Sheqardi Says:

Nov 13, 2009 - Hell for those who do I think the Jews did it Because they did not go to work that day

mitchyere2k8 Says:

Nov 14, 2009 - why have you put November 9th 2001 (11-9-01) instead of September 11th 2001 (9-11-01)

mitchyere2k8 Says:

Nov 14, 2009 - odd couple survived but you was lucky to

12ut5 Says:

Nov 15, 2009 - Sheqardi, Why is there so much sand in Arabia? Because so many Muslims there, like yourself, need it to put their head in. I knew you were Muslim just by what you said. You are unable to be honest with and criticize yourselves.

citizenzombie Says:

Nov 16, 2009 - @cornmuffinman Helicopter?

citizenzombie Says:

Nov 16, 2009 - @12ut5 I can't believe, all these years later, people still criticize Muslims FOR THEIR FAITH. The average Muslim and an ISLAMIC EXTREMIST are two different things. There are religious extremists in ALL RELIGIONS, even Christianity, who commit acts of terror. There are plenty of Muslims who feel guilty enough about the attacks. There were also Muslim victims of the attacks. Why can't we stop this kind of thinking?

RetroZombieee Says:

Nov 16, 2009 - id start rolling down the stairs if i had too O_o

12ut5 Says:

Nov 17, 2009 - citizenzombie, If you review what I wrote, you'll see that I had commented on attributing the 911 attacks to "the Jews," a widespread belief among Muslims which is, also, a laughable assertion. Why do many Muslims believe it? It can only have to do with an unwillingness or inability to recognize what really happened because it would involve looking honestly at oneself and one's religion in the name of which 911 was done. I withold judgement on Islam, per se, but I condemn the moral cowardice.

citizenzombie Says:

Nov 18, 2009 - My first question is,... who gave you any authority to pass or withhold judgment on ANYONE? Secondly, why is the assertion that Jews committed the 911 attacks any more laughable than asserting that Islamic Militants did? Why, because the 911 Commission, under the Government of George Bush, said they did? NO ONE will ever know the full story about what happened. I think that is the real point. I condemn Moral Cowardice, too... but your above statement sounds a little different. Just an opinion.

12ut5 Says:

Nov 18, 2009 - citizenzombie, We see, now, where you're coming from. You're a moral relativist who believes morality requires not judging anyone or anything (though you can judge someone else passing judgement). You, also, seem to be a "truther" who agrees with self-deceiving Muslims that it wasn't Muslims, afterall, who were responsible for 911. The DC sniper was recently convicted and executed. We will, similarly, never know "the full story" of what he did (and why), but we are certain enough he did it.

citizenzombie Says:

Nov 19, 2009 - First, there's no reason for you to speak in this forum as if you were a world renowned philosopher. But, since you want to engage in a Philosophical conversation, I'll dismiss your first claim. Moral Relativists believe that there are no absolute, concrete rights and wrongs. I believe that every religion teaches the difference between right and wrong, and that ALL people will be judged. I don't agree/disagree with anyone on findings of the 911 Commission.

citizenzombie Says:

Nov 19, 2009 - I stated that we will never know the full story. Albert Einstein said it best, when he said, "Whoever undertakes to set himself up as a judge of Truth and Knowledge is shipwrecked by the laughter of the gods." I was born in raised in Baltimore, and know very well what happened with the DC sniper. Again, you mistake the man's religion for the actions of his free will.

citizenzombie Says:

Nov 19, 2009 - If you want to sling mud, philosophically/ psychologically speaking, if I am a "moral relativist," I guess that makes you a "Social Constructivist"/"Consensus Realist." But, hey, sticks and stones, right? In our trip down the "reality tunnel," I'll just stay in my lane; you stay in yours. I hope that your continued foray into the depths of "Symbolic Interactionism" doesn't leave you so dulled as to be unable to see other points of view. If you want to talk more Philosophy, I'd be happy to.

12ut5 Says:

Nov 19, 2009 - zombie, You don't know what I'm talking about or yourself. Didn't know "moral relativism" was such a "philosophical" term. Will be more careful. Every religion, culture, civilization, though, may all teach "rights and wrongs" but not all the same ones. You agree with every religion's, culture's, civilization's idea of "rights and wrongs" or would you "judge" between some? Genital mutilation is "right" some places, "wrong" others. What say you, or can't you "judge?" Say no and that's relativism.

12ut5 Says:

Nov 19, 2009 - zombie, Regarding your quoting something Einstein supposedly said, those words don't mean what you say. Capital-T-Truth and knowledge aren't what I've been talking about. The sniper: precisely why'd he do what he did? People have ideas, but he never said and noone'll ever, really, know. Our not knowing full story, and that not mattering, was my point: twas you who raised his religion. As for the rest of your comments, they're gibberish and since you don't know what your talking about: bye.

citizenzombie Says:

Nov 20, 2009 - Don't mistake YOUR lack of understanding as meaning I don't know what I'm talking about. You chose ONE "philosophical" term, dismissing what YOU THOUGHT were my viewpoints on the subject. I have yet to offer ANY of my beliefs on the matter, OTHER THAN TO SAY THAT I believe we will ALL be judged. In terms of your comment on "relativism," I believe it is YOU, who doesn't understand the subject.

citizenzombie Says:

Nov 20, 2009 - Moral relativism posits that there are many different ways of looking at something, all of which are equally valid. Moral relativism rejects the idea of absolute truth. Depending on where you are from and what you are taught (including Every religion, culture, civilization), your "truth" (including religious ideas, culture traditions, civilization's concept of "rights and wrongs") will be different.

devouringone3 Says:

Nov 22, 2009 - It is funny how we are all telling the people to stay calm, to not break the windows, to not move, while the deathclock is already counting, the building was about to collapse and no one seems to have anticipated such a possibility.