• Eggyhead@kbin.social
      27·
      1 year ago

      I know we’re talking about a time before a lot of young adults were born, but comparing the closure of a federated instance to what happened to a lot of people and families on 9/11 is actually pretty fucked up.

      Edit: Alright. Apparently some atrocities are okay because other atrocities happen, too. Love you guys.

      • muse@kbin.social
        27·
        1 year ago

        What’s the difference between 9/11 and a cow?

        You stop milking the cow after a decade.

      • Overzeetop@sopuli.xyz
        11·
        1 year ago

        Americans have no sense of perspective. I have friends who were affected by the tower collapse in NY. We sent more service members to die looking for Bin Laden than were killed that day. And more than 10 times a many people die from gun violence in the US every God damned year than died in all four plane strikes. And every one of those other tragedies destroys families and communities.

        It’s so overblown it’s practically a meme to everyone but the boomers and Christian “patriots” who need a way to make people angry about foreigners so they can ignore our home grown violent tendencies.

      • SattaRIP@kbin.social
        10·
        1 year ago

        9/11 has been so overblown. Literally, with the bombing of middle eastern people when the US government used it as an excuse to attack an uninvolved country… such that most people think of it as a joke now.

        Also with what the other person said regarding COVID. I personally cannot take that event seriously anymore. In fact, I see anyone who complains about it having to be taken seriously as overprivelaged… Yes, really.

      • Gabu@lemmy.ml
        2·
        1 year ago

        There’s also the fact the event reference happened in 'murica. People don’t really take 'murica seriously.