Never forget?
Never forget?
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The ultimate cause was US “national interests,” which have only ever been the interests of the the oligarchs who run the country. They have always run the country. “National security” does not secure anyone’s safety; it secures the profits of imperialists. The Department of Homeland Security isn’t protecting us, it is cranking up the police state to protect the capitalist class from the working class revolting against grinding neoliberalism.
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The boomerangs subtly implying the real truth of the matter - that the Australians were behind it all along! No wonder "the Bush" was involved!
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I can’t like this post or the pic enough. Hard af. I’ve been shouting this from the rooftops since 2001.
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Based
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I think it might have been Islamic terrorism.
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I’ll post it again: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proximate_and_ultimate_causation
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but the world is more complex than that
Proceeds to give the absolute most naive surface level interpretation
Ok then.
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You’re the one removing material reality from the picture and chalking it up to a culturo-religious clash of ideas. You’re the one simplifying things down vibes.
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you’re from the LARP instance
Ah yes, no one could ever have a serious issue with U.S. foreign policy
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I'm more offended by the shit spelling of "heroes".
And I was nearby NYC on that day and watched the second tower fall (largely as a shape in the smoke and particulate cloud).
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Actually they misspelled 'ware', they're talking about who the nation's biggest hero is afraid of.
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The real hero's are the terrorists we made along the way?
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Heroes. It has a plural form.
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I'm aware. It's part of the ridiculousness just like the OP.
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Killing a bunch of civillians is now heroism?
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According to the IDF it is.
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I believe they’re speaking of all the medical workers, firefighters etc…
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The OOP yes, the person who shared this here is suggesting the terrorists were almost heroes, but not quite.
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You almost got the joke. You were right there
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There are no jokes in this thread
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Online discourse in a nutshell.
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I think he meant Bush for saying that Christmas shopping was a patriotic duty
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I'm surprised nobody mentioned the real heroes that day; the first responders who are still dealing with the consequences of helping https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_effects_arising_from_the_September_11_attacks
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They're heroes until they ask for help on their medical bills. After that they're just freeloading degenerates.
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Killing innocent people === HERO
Because the best way to stop US imperialism is to drag them into and/or start a war that only prospered US imperialism.
I am not even anti US imperialism but this is retard logic
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Because the best way to stop US imperialism is to drag them into and/or start a war
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I am not even anti US imperialism
Well see, there’s your problem.
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Of course it wasn't the hijackers the real
hero'sheroes were the CIA Agents who planted the bombs that actually took down the twin towers.😂😂😂😂😂😂
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