beefjerkyslut on Yik Yak | i have been sobbing uncontrollably for hours listening to the final voicemails. reading the stories of heroes. watching firefighters do the climb on their local gyms stairmaster. its no secret that im not an america stan. today is the one exception.

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i have been sobbing uncontrollably for hours listening to the final voicemails. reading the stories of heroes. watching firefighters do the climb on their local gyms stairmaster. its no secret that im not an america stan. today is the one exception.

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Anonymous 1d

i can’t even imagine. even trying to rewatch the footage of the planes hitting, i just…i cant. i can only imagine the horror. im not even going out tn. its a very sad day and i cant unhear the voicemails. God rest their souls.

Anonymous 1d

There are a lot of good people in this country, and that’s what I see as America. Not the government or military, but the common folk, the heroes, the moms dads brothers sisters etc., who make life a little better for other people. We lost a lot of good people that day.

Anonymous 1d

The one that made me lose it is the call from the mom saying there’s a little problem with the plane, it’s going to be ok and she loves you very much. I died inside

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Anonymous

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thats what inspired this post. Linda Gronuld calling her sister trying to hold it together…obviously I wasn’t alive then. but I grew up being shown the footage. i’m terrified of flying. I can but I have to be WASTED. And Ive never heard these before today. Idk how they kept their composure enough to even make those calls. Its just gut wrenching. I can’t even imagine the fear they felt omfg.

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beefjerkyslut 1d

It’s one of those things best not imagined. IMO as horrific as the planes were they got off easy compared to the people in the upper floors of the WTC

Anonymous

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it’s the people jumping from the WTC that i can’t fathom or watch. i can’t even look at the photos. that’s officially the WORST thing about that day.

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Anonymous

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I agree. I am also wary of tall buildings for this reason. My freshman year I lived on the 11th floor of a 27 story building. I was fucking terrified every single day. I can’t even comprehend it really.

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Anonymous

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i refuse to watch that. ive never seen it and never will. like that choice is crazy it sounds like a would rather question. ‘would you rather jump from the 70th floor of a burning building or burn alive in the building as it crumbles around you?’ horrific.

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Anonymous

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exactly. i dont love this country fr. i wish i did. but the love i have is because of the interactions i have with ordinary people, the community ive been privvy to and blessed by. it doesn’t to me matter if they were “good people” they were people that died hy no fault of their own in a horrific manner. we dont have to do moral inspections on them. families, friend groups, communities, workplaces. ripped apart unexpectedly. its a tragedy.

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Anonymous

beefjerkyslut 1d

its just rough. maybe there was intel and it could have been prevented. sure. maybe it was an inside job. thats not important. nearly 3000 people died HORRIBLE deaths. we can assign blame when evidence to do so is available. today, we mourn the civilians, first responders, pilots, servicemen etc. who lost their lives. thats all. i dont do conspiracies about this. not today.

Anonymous

beefjerkyslut 1d

i’ve heard and seen the newscast interview of a woman describing what she saw from the ground, with her voice quivering. it is haunting just to hear her describe it from the pov of someone on the ground that day…

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Anonymous

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idk man. like. i was and am scarred seeing a little girls leg blown off in palestine. on my phone. i literally puked. so imagine seeing such carnage in real life? nah man. its just so horrifying