Never forget this Tuesday September 11 with more than 3000 victims, in 1973, when the CIA helped an bloody Dictator Pinochet in his military coup against the democratic president Allende in Chile. Just 50 Years ago.
And Kissinger had the fucking gall to say that the people of Chile didn't have a right to self-determination.
Reminder that Kissinger is still alive at 100 years old now. Why is it the worst people absolutely refuse to die?
Hate is an excellent preservative
Hell refuses to take that monster.
They always talk about how planes are hitting buildings, but those buildings were never angels. Also they never talk about building-on-building crime.
Plane lives matter.
Respect to our officer planes.
Some punisher logo painted on an airplane.
Panel three was just me at the Rays Twins game today, sorry.
I moved to Minnesota and all I got was another lousy baseball team to root for. /s
I live in a house and I've never been hit by a Boeing 767. I don't get why the World Trade Centre didn't just follow the zoning laws and make itself small around planes. It knew planes were there and it CHOSE to antagonise them.
As a plane, I've got nothing against buildings, but being out in public where a child might see them is where I draw the line
Skyscrapers are grooming my children to be lawyers. They see this skyscraper flaunting itself in public and they want to work there. They think "I'll be so free if I can just look out over the entire city", that "I can be an individual who defines the skyline". Well kids, 9/11 happens if we let this continue. It's a war on our traditional ideas of buildings and the bible says we shouldn't build tall towers.
Maybe if the WTC was wearing high vis the pilots would've been able to see it
I prefer buildings that weren't demolished by airplanes
Lol
this would make a lot more sense if the two towers were part of a group of buildings that regularly demolished other buildings because they think they are being bad buildings.
I'm sure at least one vulture capitalist organization operated out of the WTC at the time.
I was actually thinking about this after posting. We do know that our government has been fucking with most of the world and especially the third world for decades before this and that there is some reap what you sow elements. I mean two wrongs don't make a right but anyone who thinks we did not start what lead to this is naive at best.
Yeah I'm not justifying terrorism and murder in any way but there's definitely a reason Al Quaeda targeted these specific buildings. They stood for America's imperialistic capitalism and taking them down was a very clear statement.
Honestly, I was at the post office Monday and had to ask for the date. Totally forgot.
"...and your total for shipping comes to $9.11"
Why is it the Yakuza font
there's buildings in kamurocho you racist
I wonder if they'll ever flat out destroy the Millennium Tower
Brilliant
WTC-7?
I don't subscribe to the whole never forget thing. But this is still in poor taste. 3000+ people did die that day.
The shock value is the point. It's supposed to juxtapose how the #alllivesmatter people feel about 9/11 VS deaths at the hands of police. The point of the meme is NOT that those 3000+ lost are not valuable, rather that #alllivesmatter is insensitive, not the point, and not useful.
Thank you for sharing that interpretation. That view had not occurred to me.
One of the rare instances where a meme really is like a piece of art
