9/11 2001: Where were you?

[Guess_Who]

Maybe I'll sound ignorant when I say this but I'm genuinely surprised at the impact 9/11 seems to have had on non-Americans.

American's are not the only people who travel, that's one major impact its had on non Americans.

It had much more impact, everybody remembers 11S, but how many people remember 11M in Madrid?, we were attacked as well. It was not as big as in New York, but around 200 people lost their life and around 2000 injured, some of them seriously injured.

[shadyblogger]

Maybe I'll sound ignorant when I say this but I'm genuinely surprised at the impact 9/11 seems to have had on non-Americans.

American's are not the only people who travel, that's one major impact its had on non Americans.

It had much more impact, everybody remembers 11S, but how many people remember 11M in Madrid?, we were attacked as well. It was not as big as in New York, but around 200 people lost their life and around 2000 injured, some of them seriously injured.

Yeah well my point is some terrorist attacks practically are forgotten about soon after but others blow up and will forever be remembered (no pun intended).

[DetroitSkills]

who gives a flyin fuck about 9/11, it was 13 years ago, it's over, move on

[shadyblogger]

Did MH17 have an impact on America? No Americans aboard, 200+ Dutch people. It's treated like 9/11 here

Not really

[gutawafang]

I think I was at school. Or maybe at home watching cartoon.

[UofLCard]

Maybe I'll sound ignorant when I say this but I'm genuinely surprised at the impact 9/11 seems to have had on non-Americans.

It should be noted that hundreds of non-Americans, too, died in the attacks. That's one of the many reasons it affected the globe.

[shadyblogger]

Maybe I'll sound ignorant when I say this but I'm genuinely surprised at the impact 9/11 seems to have had on non-Americans.

It should be noted that hundreds of non-Americans, too, died in the attacks. That's one of the many reasons it affected the globe.

Good point.

[Mr Change]

Elementary school. Teachers were talking, no one knew what was going on. Us kids didn't understand. They sent us home early that day. I still remember walking out of the building with my grandparents picturing of when the plane hit the second tower, not understanding anything.

[Lady chaos]

I was only 14 y/o and still in Jamaica back then

[Minimii]

watching it live
in a cave in afghanistan
serio though, did americans really take it like, emotionally even if they didnt lose anyone. I mean its a big country so idk.

[DetroitSkills]

watching it live
in a cave in afghanistan
serio though, did americans really take it like, emotionally even if they didnt lose anyone. I mean its a big country so idk.

yes lots of tears were shed tbh, even to this day some are like that, idfk why tbh lel

[SG.]

I was 5 years old, and honestly don't have recollection of the event at all.

Whenever I moved 8 years ago I found out one of my neighbours' relatives died on one of the planes, which was unfortunate.

[shadyblogger]

Was too young to remember exactly tbh

[Music_box]

Was too young to remember exactly tbh

[DetroitSkills]

I was at school n we watched it on the news