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United Plans To Commemorate 9/11 By Reenacting Scenes From 9/11

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(@Maryland)
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You know I kind of get it. And it would not bother me because I lived through that terrible time. The silence in DC cannot be forgotten. However recreating this might be more welcome over The Flight 93 Memorial. It is a spiritual place and I hope you visit.


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(@Eskimo)
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Seems like you're not too far away.
You should visit Gettysburg and Antietam reenactment.
Before the snowflakes cancels it.

Maybe soon we have to lock up every British on 4th of July. No wonder Harry and Meghan left. They're on to something we don't know yet.


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(@Eskimo)
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This proves we live in a snowflake generation.

Servicemembers who got shot KIA still gets a 3 volley salute.
Snowflakes not consider that reminisce of being KIA?

Or pilots that never came home receives a missing man formation fly over.
Snowflakes not consider that reminisce of a plane literally missing in combat?

All UA needed to do was having the planes discharge red white and blue smoke trails and it's OK like memorial day or stadium fly over?

Even Airlink who got proper approval still attracted snowflakes.

Good for UA for being the bigger person here. I hope this is creates a deescalation culture at UA. I've had enough of crew and gate agents on a power trip.


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(@Thyme Crisis)
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No. Bad ideas are bad ideas, and they should be called out for being bad ideas. Legitimate criticism does not mean anything "snowflake" one way or the other, in fact, it takes confidence and certainty to take a stand sometimes.


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 Jj
(@Jj)
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Yes. This will for sure make gate agents nicer.


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(@jallan)
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There's a huge difference between four military jets flying a missing man formation over somewhere that expects it, or a three volley salute at a funeral or other memorial, and flying a jumbo jet low and slow over a heavily populated area on the anniversary of the use of similar planes to undertake terrorist attacks.


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Diamond
(@tda1986)
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In case you weren’t aware, it’s not mandatory to use the word “snowflake” to signal when you’re about to say something stupid. I know it happens a lot, but it’s not a requirement.


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(@Eskimo)
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Because snowflakes like you goes mad when being called snowflake.

I love it. Because you admit that you're a snowflake without saying you're a snowflake.

Plus I don't understand why many snowflakes are dumb enough to get baited.


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(@Mike O.)
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9/11 and Memorial Day are not to be celebrated. They are to be remembered and not forgotten.

Who would celebrate Pearl Harbor Day?!


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 Jj
(@Jj)
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my local radio station “commemorated” the 1 yr anniversary of 9/11 by replaying an hour of their broadcast.

It was halfway through when I got in my car. I cannot imagine seeing this formation overhead.


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 St4n
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STOP with all this stupidity! All this is BEYOND insulting!
Why can't people just commemorate with silence?! Not everything has to be a PR push for fucks sake!


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(@WTC Building 7 Imploded!)
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Like the episode of "Family Guy" illustrates, You want to win elections? Keep mentioning 9/11 in every sentence, you will be elected for sure!


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 John
(@John)
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According to the New York Times, this has now been cancelled.

‘The community response in Denver this week was swift. Some on social media called the flyover “insane,” “disgusting” and “insensitive.”

In a statement, United Airlines said it now planned to commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with events at United’s Flight Training Center in Denver, including the unveiling of a monument made from steel recovered from the World Trade Center “to honor the United Airlines crew members aboard Flight 175 and Flight 93.”’


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