So it’s that time of year again, to understand why we still have troops overseas. Yet lately it’s been to stop ISIS than the ones that carried about the devastating attack in New York City, 16 years ago.<\/p>\n
Also, sorry for writing this so late. Surprisingly, I actually forgotten about this day. Otherwise, I would had prewrote this a few days ago.
\nAnd also still, though I didn’t wake up at the exact time where I seem to remember mother telling me that something happened to New York and watch it on TV, and they were talking about a plane that hit the first tower, I was woken by the sound of hammers and drills of people installing new gutters on the house this morning. I’m surprised I got any sleep, especially one time it sounded like they were drilling into my ear.<\/p>\n
What happened at 9\/11 is tragic, but it also started a positive movement that no matter our race, color of the skin, political belief, and religion(on and off the internet), that all Americans can stand up as one united nation against terrorism, and any natural threat (hurricanes\/tornadoes\/fires\/earthquakes\/etc..). We support eachother. Plus in the aftermath, just like in the bloody wars in the past, “our flag was still there”. And it was still standing in the rubble of the towers, to show just how united we are in the face of diversity.
\nFor this, I’m proud to be an American (even despite Trump leading it).<\/p>\n
Though of course, let’s not forget the men and women that lost their lives in the towers, and the NYPD who bravely went into the towers to save people.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
So it’s that time of year again, to understand why we still have troops overseas. Yet lately it’s been to stop ISIS than the ones that carried about the devastating attack in New York City, 16 years ago. Also, sorry … Continue reading