I always watch video footage of the second attack, and for the most part they warn viewers about strong language. Honestly who cares about people dropping the F-Bomb. Given the situation, hearing strong language is nothing by comparison and is the least thing to worry about.
I hope this doesn't seem shallow, but one thing I do appreciate about that time in American history (even if it was for a few short weeks) was the fact that everybody got completely honest. Take for instance, this video, the CBS could've censored it...but when thousands of people are dying, a few "fucks" in the middle of a broadcast don't mean a hell of a lot, do they.
Thank you CBS for treating us like adults on that very horrendous day.
I remember being half-asleep on 9/11/2001 and hearing my dad, who was working as a court security officer in Dallas, leave a message on the machine saying that he had to evacuate the building due to two planes hitting the WTC. I went to the living room and watched the news unfold in front of my own eyes. I can understand the strong language in this clip--because it captured that moment in which everyone around the country was shocked and dismayed by what they saw.
Can anybody tell me what the smoke is at the bottom left of the screen at 2:55 that rises during the demolition of the South Tower? What the hell is that?
yo i want to send my condolences to u,,, im so sorry for what happened to u, and ur father,,, the pain that we americans expirenced that day ,, are un remarkable,,,, hit me up ,, those few words in ur comment,, really touched me,,, (reality),,, once again im so sorry,, my name is braedon and im from pa,,, i was in gym class when it happened,, 11th grade,,,, throw me a shout homie ight!!!!!!
i also wanna say,, that the plane that crashed in pa,,,, (by air)was only 10 min away from me,,,, i live about 50 min from harrisburg,, (chambersburg) pa is my home town,,, god bless u friend,,,,,
we were all evacuated from school asap,,,,, and i mean fast,,!!!!!!!! it was a scary moment,,, but my fear will never add up to the sorrow u endored sir,,,,
@fayeslover I lived in DE when it happened. I was 13 and in school. Many teachers and students on the first floor of my school and we saw this happen. It was very scary. Something we will never forget.
my great uncle was working in the pentagon on 9/11,,, im black n italian,,, mr, samuleto was working that day(my great uncle)(he was not injured in the event),,, i will never feel ur pain,, but i will some what feel where u are coming from,,, (american brother)stay strong!!!! love ya homie!!!!
I always watch video footage of the second attack, and for the most part they warn viewers about strong language. Honestly who cares about people dropping the F-Bomb. Given the situation, hearing strong language is nothing by comparison and is the least thing to worry about.
StarFighters76 6 months ago
@calebMTurberville--I totally agree. The other thing I miss was the patriotism that resulted in Americans across the country but was shortlived.
phillyvideofan 10 months ago
@phillyvideofan Gee..I wonder why that patriotism was so short lived my man...hmmmm
davehutchinson67 9 months ago
I hope this doesn't seem shallow, but one thing I do appreciate about that time in American history (even if it was for a few short weeks) was the fact that everybody got completely honest. Take for instance, this video, the CBS could've censored it...but when thousands of people are dying, a few "fucks" in the middle of a broadcast don't mean a hell of a lot, do they.
Thank you CBS for treating us like adults on that very horrendous day.
CalebMTurberville 10 months ago
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rbmadd 11 months ago
I remember being half-asleep on 9/11/2001 and hearing my dad, who was working as a court security officer in Dallas, leave a message on the machine saying that he had to evacuate the building due to two planes hitting the WTC. I went to the living room and watched the news unfold in front of my own eyes. I can understand the strong language in this clip--because it captured that moment in which everyone around the country was shocked and dismayed by what they saw.
MavsFan1982 1 year ago
Tears..eternal tears, anytime you look back..
phantomlord54 1 year ago
Can anybody tell me what the smoke is at the bottom left of the screen at 2:55 that rises during the demolition of the South Tower? What the hell is that?
jfragghianti 1 year ago
9/11/01 we will never forget
I miss you daddy
OneThroughTaekwondo 2 years ago 10
yo i want to send my condolences to u,,, im so sorry for what happened to u, and ur father,,, the pain that we americans expirenced that day ,, are un remarkable,,,, hit me up ,, those few words in ur comment,, really touched me,,, (reality),,, once again im so sorry,, my name is braedon and im from pa,,, i was in gym class when it happened,, 11th grade,,,, throw me a shout homie ight!!!!!!
braedon1986 2 years ago
i also wanna say,, that the plane that crashed in pa,,,, (by air)was only 10 min away from me,,,, i live about 50 min from harrisburg,, (chambersburg) pa is my home town,,, god bless u friend,,,,,
braedon1986 2 years ago
@braedon1986 thank you for your kind words and it mustave bine very scary for you to then considering how close it was
OneThroughTaekwondo 2 years ago
we were all evacuated from school asap,,,,, and i mean fast,,!!!!!!!! it was a scary moment,,, but my fear will never add up to the sorrow u endored sir,,,,
braedon1986 2 years ago 3
@braedon1986 us too. and i live in delaware, which is 2 hours away from dc and nyc, so it was really scary for us
fayeslover 1 year ago
@fayeslover I lived in DE when it happened. I was 13 and in school. Many teachers and students on the first floor of my school and we saw this happen. It was very scary. Something we will never forget.
RealTime88 1 year ago
my great uncle was working in the pentagon on 9/11,,, im black n italian,,, mr, samuleto was working that day(my great uncle)(he was not injured in the event),,, i will never feel ur pain,, but i will some what feel where u are coming from,,, (american brother)stay strong!!!! love ya homie!!!!
braedon1986 2 years ago
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@OneThroughTaekwondo Did your father work in the WTC?
RealTime88 1 year ago