And I always want to understand that and I respect that. And I want the younger generation to do that. That's what they're supposed to do. They're to take the past perceptions and to shatter them and to challenge them. But at the same time, maybe it's just me, but this was a little bit concerning to me. Maybe you won't find it concerning, maybe you will. But here is the headline
Angela Kaye
@AnngieKaye · 4:03
But one of the things my son suggested, he actually suggested that his class watch a 911 documentary and his teacher said no, but she also kind of shut him down because she's kind of like, why do you want to watch people dying? And I have to say, I'm definitely proud of my son because obviously at eleven years old, this event occurred long before he was born. But thankfully to me, thankful to his mother, who is watching documentaries
But if you're looking at a more overhead perspective, all of the lives lost, all of the children that have grown up without parents, the individuals like yourself that have gone through pain and your health, and I don't know how. From that perspective, I don't know. I wish I had more answers
I mean, at this point, we are 20 years removed, so I imagine it has to be an education thing. And, yeah, I'm as shocked as you are. That's incredible. I don't know how old you are, sir, but I graduated from high school in 2003. And, yeah, I had a lot of friends that went to war and died in war. And I don't understand how this idea is even. It's, it's strange to me