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I hope the familes of the victims are all ok...

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Very touching.

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Thanks for this. I'd also like to tell everybody that September 11th is also the day when Augusto Pinochet took by force the chilean government, killing, silencing and exiliating a lot of people just because they didn't agree with him. It lasted 17 years

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I still remember that day perfectly and how I didn't understand what was going on, just that something bad happened...

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they talk about moments, generations have moments that define them. For some it was WWII and the attack on Pearl Harbor, others it was the Depression, or the Berlin Wall falling or the war in Vietnam or even man walking on the Moon.
Since the Berlin Wall coming down there had not been a defining moment for the generation that had come to be, there was pop culture, there was AIDS awareness, the war on drugs, condom wearing TLC, etc but it was all minor, things that divided us and shaped our individual views.
Individual views.

But there was no unifying moment, nothing that made us feel as if we were a part of a greater society, a larger body of humanity.

Until September 11th.

In that one instant when we realized, when we knew, that the act was no accident, that it deliberate and it was hateful, and against us , we became an Us.
Suddenly we remembered that before we were Joe Smith or Jane Black we were apart of America, apart of Humanity.
More than any event in so many of our life times September 11th burst our secluded personal bubble and shoved us out into the 6 billion strong population of the Earth.
That bubble can never, will never be fully mended. We're here. We're aware.
It's been difficult dealing with that.

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