869 thoughts on “Metro New Yorkers”

  1. The Towers were unique, as New York is. So many of us would rejoice in the rebuilding. An honorable way to pay respect to the fallen.

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  2. The tragic victims would want nothing less, otherwise their deaths were in vain. I would be honored to work in the new Twin Towers.

    Carol Shurman

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  3. I live in Manhattan and work right next to the WTC site both before and after 9/11. It is depressing to see a big ugly hole on the ground rather than the amazing towers that used to be next door. With the learnings from 9/11, we surely can rebuild a safer WTC that looks the way it was.

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  4. I also agree, and always have since the day I witnessed the fall of the Towers from the corner of West 4th St. and 6th Ave. that the best response to any terrorist, is for us to rebuild two Towers again, taller and Stronger than before. It is my observation that fear is the ultimate weapon of terrorists or any other extremist group and that by not building Two towers again will forever be a mark of the fear that has been imposed upon us as a nation and people. Let us not give in to fear.
    Roger

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  5. i lost a close friend from high school that day steve lamantia & my old neighbor was a fdny captain daniel brethel.i want the towers back up the way they were. thanks herb buchsbaum

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  6. Terrorism is a war against the mind. It kills civilians so that the witnesses to this inhumanity will make decisions based on fear & hate. We can not submit to this. We must rebuild and defy those who have challenged our spirit.

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  7. Anyone remember the law of causality?

    Anything less than two, idenitcal, massive, clean-linned skyscrapers that soar to unprecedented heights will invite more attacks.

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  8. Rebuilding the WTC as it was is the best idea for the area, and sends a clear message to terrorists that we shall overcome.

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  9. Rebuild this beautiful and vibrant NYC landmark with reinforced concrete.

    Put the heart back into lower Manhattan.

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