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Published: 2013-02-02 17:59:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 7528; Favourites: 134; Downloads: 8
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15th stamp woot!Before you fucks ask why I didn't go all apeshit seizure on you, that's because I couldn't be assed to right now, now to the subject.
Seriously, it's been years, months, even fucking decades. I know these events are fucking tragic but seriously, these events are old now, and I think it's time to go back to shit now and yes, you may be traumatized but guess what? I've been through shit too and do I give a shit? No, instead, I pick up the track and go back to what we were doing and some shit like that.
And I made this stamp because people complain about traumatic events yet they don't give a shit about what shit the Indians have been through.
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yes that's true. We can not whine about itΒ or we can learn from it.
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People need to get over things like Sandy and 9/11 already.
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Totally. While those events were sad, people need to move on.
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Is what I mean, there's three different meanings, which are Indians (not 7/11 kind), Native Americans and American Indians.
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"It's a bird!"
"It's a plane!"
"Oh shit, it IS a plane!"
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What I especially hate most is when people immediately jump to the conclusion that people don't acknowledge these events if they "don't care about it anymore" or even joke about them
Yes, I know that X amount of people died during *insert tragic day here* just because I go on with my life the day afterwards doesn't mean that I didn't care when it happened. Is moping about it each day going to do anything? No, it happened and it's going to stay that way, it's just better to get on with it and be concerned about your own life.
Even one of my Communication professors made a crack about a recent tragic event during one of her lectures. Nobody threw a fit at the end.
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Your argument reminded me of this video--> [link]
It may have been tragic for families who actually LOST family members, but it's been more than 10 years now so even THEY have probably moved on. This is just another nostalgia stick stuck up the asses of nationalist fucks who only need an excuse to glorify this pathetic country we live in even more.
As for Indians, yeah, you're probably the only one who brought them up. DO you have ANY idea how many Indian people got unnecessarily sent to jail, skimmed by cops in airports, and literally shitted on ever since all these nationalists used this event to hate on them even more? -__- my Uncle is a cop at one of those police stations and he noticed how most the 'suspected criminals of terrorism' arrested at that time weren't even Muslim?
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Only the dumb and the weak keeps looking back in the past and weep!
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Tragic, yes but please, MOVE THE FUCK ON.
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I agree, I have been getting quite sick of the 9/11 crap. They keep broadcasting that shit every year, seriously let the victims family's move on instead of being reminded of that tragedy year after year just so the media and people making 9/11 memorabilia can make some money off of it.
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- I want to agree but it's hard to. Not everyone can get over things as easily as you or some people might. Especially if they lost a loved one for example. You can't exactly just scream at people to get over it. My step-mother died last July and I'm still not over it. And I really won't ever be. Just my two cents. Though I do see where you're coming from here~ ouo
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Yeesh, this was what I'm thinking every time 9/11 comes. I mean every September, my school will be like "Blah blah blah 9/11 blah blah blah..." and I'm like "Damn, boy! Get over it already!"
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THANK YOU. I mean it's good to look back at things but PLEASE MOVE ON.
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