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If find it more offensive that our own government doesn't divulge the truth about what went on. Likely the people who conducted 9/11 were the same people who blew up the USS Liberty and then subsequently machine-gunned our who sailors who hopped into life rafts.
But what failed drag us into war in 1967 did drag us into two wars in 2001. The goal was the same, and only the time and the method were different. I believe the planes and the 19 Saudi hijackers were just distractions, nothing more than patsies.
Not offensive, nice display, doesn't honor anyone. It also probably wouldn't stay up long because some halfwit would pull a case from the bottom of the tower and/or run into it with a cart and knock it over.
It looks like they're trying to make September 11 into another commercialized "holiday". It will happen eventually and it won't be just Wal-Mart participating.
My question is... is there anything that can be done in this country today that does not offend some fool? I have never seen the country in the mess that it is in now. Liberals have ruined this country.
its only not offensive if you are doing it for free. if you're doing it to sell a product, its offensive.
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