5,017 thoughts on “All Other Americans”

  1. Rebuild the Towers in the Face of the Terrorists.

    “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!!”

    The words of Patrick Henry still hold true today.

    God Bless America!

    Rob Mazzola

    Reply
  2. What greater tribute than to re-build the towers as they were when so many lost their lives. It would be the ultimate statement that we will not be defeated.

    Reply
  3. Let us fight the terrorists on the battlefield, but let us fight them also with our will! There is no better way to strike back at the terrorists and show them that the more they push US, the more we press on!

    Reply
  4. Bring them back.
    Bring them bigger.
    Never smaller.
    Bring their silhouette to the horizon.
    They are the memorial.
    Nothing more needed.
    Build a bridge between the two.
    Way on top.
    Write the names of those who died.
    Way on top.
    Bring them back.

    Reply
  5. I think we should rebuild the Twin Towers because it would restore the World famous New York Skyline. Bring the some comfort to the families and loved one of those that lost their lives that day on 9/11. It would show the world we will not be affraid of Terrorist and we will not bow to Terrorism. God Bless America and all americans and God Bless all those who have fallen in service of this country and through their unselfishness, bravery and courage.

    Reply
  6. Nothing I can think of would restore America’s sense of pride and wholeness like rebuilding the Twin Towers exactly as they were.

    It would be a statement to the world and to those who mean us harm, that we are the most resilient and courageous people on earth, and that we will NOT be cowed by the atrocities of madmen.

    Rebuild the WTC towers as they were, except this time, add one more floor to each building as a memorial to those who perished on 9/11/.

    Ron Bell
    Garland, Texas

    Reply
  7. There is no better way to remember our fallen citizens and to show the world our unflappable resolve. Build those towers; bigger, better, and prouder!!!

    Reply
  8. I think that everyone should close their eyes and picture the day that the towers would be restored. Imagine the sense of pride you would feel and see. Just having the towers up would be a great memorial to all that perished. PLEASE GET THE TOWERS REBUILT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Reply
  9. Constructing new buildings that are smaller and less impressive than the originals is making a statement to our enemies that “You can knock down our largest buildings and we won’t have the pride to put them back where they were.” Buliding smaller, “safer” buildings is a sign of cowardice and, in my opinion, a victory for the enemy. We must show them that we will not be cowed.

    Reply
  10. The ultimate sign of the resolve of the United States would be to rebuild the Twin Towers bigger and better than before. Anything else would make the sight permanently demeaned by the destruction of those 19 sons of bitches.

    Reply
  11. I was angry, upset and heartbroken when I watched the attack of the towers that morning on 9/11/2001. As soon as they collapsed I said that we should rebuild them exactly as they were. Anything less, and the terrorists have won. Even if we build a different structure on the site with less than two towers, the terrorists have won because they changed our behavior. We can use today’s architectural standards to make the buildings stronger to withstand another attack.

    Reply
  12. Rebuilding them would be a great testament to this nation and our strength. It would also be 2 giant middle fingers to the Islamist who would dare try to destroy our way of life.

    Reply
  13. We must not let the attacks upon our country keep our fighting spirit suppressed. The towers should be built at least as tall to show that we will not fear. There is no better memorial to those that fell on that day than to rebuild. New twin towers is the best memorial.

    Reply
  14. I have never been to NYC. As an American, the events of September 11th weighed and continue to weigh heavy on my heart – just like my fellow citizens, I’m sure. A decent respect to the vicitims of that horrible day dictates we do what they ostensibly would want done – to live in Freedom, just as we did before, as we must do now – proudly, publicly, and in the Love of our Great Nation. There can be no finer memorial to those who lost their lives than to rebuild the towers. God Bless America!

    Reply
  15. Enough is enough,put the towers back where they belong.
    this is America,not Patakiville.
    Fight their foolish freedumb tower,it is disgraceful.

    Robert $ Maria Eltus
    Miami, Florida
    Ex-New Yorker—Firefighter–Dade Cnty

    Reply
  16. Why wouldn’t we rebuild the towers? That is the true American way. We are not defeatist. We have never let another country or fanactic ideology dictate what we do. Those that would not rebuild the towers or offer something less are cowards.

    Reply
  17. In the late 80’s and early 90’s I rode trains in and out of the WTC on my way to and from work in the old Western Union Building. Nothing impressed me more about the NYC landscape than those two big towers and as I watched their destruction I knew the world had changed forever.
    Rebuilding the “Towers” would be a fantastic “in your face” responce to all cowardly terrorist and their fellow traveler “America Haters”.
    God have mercy on and bless America!!!!!!

    Reply

Leave a Comment