greyfur : Yeah, would have been nice, but now think I'm gonna take the time to watch that last episo...
Mandalorian : Man it ends really good. I was hoping the ending would be a cliffhanger for another season...
greyfur : Finally caught up, that's hands down real Star Wars right there! Too bad there are only 2 ...
AmieWarren : Contains spoilers. Click to show. Not looking forward to the next episode. I really like Maxine, and I don't see a good endi...
DeoVindice : Despite Shirley being great and John not bad the rest are a poor collection of blehhh
Lulusbay : Excellent movie... just hit the spot. The world is crazy, and this was little bit of sanit...
mkmikas : excellent documentary
med109 : If it's the movie I remember it was a very good movie, The end of it though, heartbreaking...
random000 : Wow. What a guy ✔
tyetoes : A beautiful story of a once in a life time love...which also comes with consequences.( fro...
I can not believe it’s been almost 30 years since this happened. I’ll never forget watching it unfold on the news and the firefighter carrying the little baby in his arms. It was all so surreal that this could happen in a America. Now as I sit here today I’m surprised it has happened more often. I guess as we age and our innocence is stripped away as well as our desensitization that is to be expected. RIP to all those that lost there lives on that terrible day.
You wouldn’t have been surprised if our public schools weren’t teaching us a watered down, censored accounting of our history. As we’ve seen recently with shows about specific events that most are unaware of, like the Tulsa massacre, we aren’t being taught about certain topics. While it’s at least somewhat understandable from a perspective of those in power not wanting to give people ideas, being unaware of dark aspects of our history makes it more likely that those mistakes will be repeated. Valuable teaching moments are being missed.
I find it odd that there is still no specific US law for domestic terror.