APMeehan on 18/6/2006 at 14:49
Clearly Strontium Dog is a right royal party pooper, for who wouldn't want their death screams to be broadcast around the internet as a morbid curiosity. Shame on you Strontium :nono:
Rug Burn Junky on 18/6/2006 at 15:14
Quote Posted by Convict
What happened must not be swept under the carpet and forgotten
(
http://nevarforget.ytmnd.com/) Nevar Forget
trevor the sheep on 18/6/2006 at 15:19
Quote Posted by Convict
Aren't the phone calls just released? Therefore it's new news and of certain public interest given it's content.
If the towers went down today it would be news, this is just morbid fascination/masturbation.
morbid fasturbation.
Jakeyboy on 18/6/2006 at 15:30
Agreeing with stronts on this one, I don't need to listen to this to know that the people on the plane went through hell. Unneccesary.
system shocker on 18/6/2006 at 17:51
I heard about some blind woman on the radio who was more than 100 stories up the world trade center and she made it down by the stairs.,
Haegan on 18/6/2006 at 18:35
I never thought I'd say this, but, I agree with stronts. We know what happened, we don't need this. I acknowledge that we must never forget, so that we remember what some humans are capable of, but, on the other hand, morbid obsession with the events of that day is not normal.
OrbWeaver on 18/6/2006 at 18:38
It was particularly notable that the reports of the recent terrorist trial in the US (the guy whose name I can neither remember nor spell) mentioned all the "emotional footage" of 9/11 that was played in the courtroom.
Apparently even the justice system is more interested in whining about how awful an event was, rather than analysing the facts and evidence that is relevant to the case.
Vigil on 18/6/2006 at 21:24
Just because it was emotional doesn't mean it wasn't relevant to the trial. That said, I can't really see any way most of it
could be relevant. So yeah.
In any case while I deeply hate all these threads and agree with Stronts' sentiments, I think it's a
weeeeeeensy bit hypocritical of him after <a href="http://www.ttlg.com/forums/showthread.php?t=104738">that trainwreck of a thread he started last time</a> about the utterly compelling documentary.
Renault on 18/6/2006 at 21:30
Quote Posted by Vigil
that trainwreck of a thread he started last time about the
"utterly compelling"
documentary.
fixed.
ignatios on 18/6/2006 at 21:33
Yes, fixed for the kids at home who read through sarcasm-coloured glasses.
