Remembering walking into history class in HS and seeing all of my classmates huddling on the TV watching these events unfold live. Never understood what was truly happening till the news of people jumping to their deaths began to fill the airwaves. Right then and there, I knew that the world was never going to be the same. After 15 years, it's still shakes me to the core, and had never witnessed pure evil up until that day. The saddest part is that people, American people at that, will begin to comment on how this was all a conspiracy, an inside job, bush did it, and tac on about Iraq, oil etc...and it won't be just by those who were still swimming in their father's nuts on that day and make accusations because they are the "I'm always right" generation either. But I will look past that, because the fact still stands that thousands of innocents were killed and not just as victims, but some also rose as heroes who died trying to save lives and on that day, we came together as Americans; no race, no politics, no division. Because 15 years ago, we looked past all that and focused on what truly mattered, being united. Say what you want about this country, but there are still people who believe in what it stands for and have not forgotten this day, nor ever will. That's my 2 cents. #neverforget #91101 #usa