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Old 07-11-2013, 14:12   #6
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Re: Students in Twin Towers costumes stunt

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Originally Posted by Kymmy View Post
They would have been 7 when 9/11 happened.. So I doubt if it has the same emotional impact that it has to those of us who were adults and watched the events unfold live that day.
Not the same impact true but I can't think how anyone in their right mind could think this was a good idea, especially 2 seemingly well educated young people. My eldest is that age and he certainly doesn't think it was an acceptable thing to do.

I wonder what the response would have been had they turned up dressed as Auschwitz crematoria. They weren't born then but would that have been a sufficient excuse to mock such awful events?

Do I think they should be severely punished and kicked out of uni? No. Do I find the thought that anyone (other than an Islamic extremist or anarchist) would find this acceptable behaviour worrying? Yes.

Anyway I dare say they'll think twice next time they enter a fancy dress competition...
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