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I didn't say WWII. -- nm
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by
Ender
so amend my post to 37 million from WWI *shrug*. completely, completely different things from 9/11 -- nm
Posted by
zork
Sep 11 '09, 06:50
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And yet many more living Americans were affected by 9/11 than by WWI. -- nm
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Ender
Sep 11, 06:51
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excuse me? 117,465 deaths (0.13% of the population) and 205,690 wounded of a population of 92 million. -- nm
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zork
Sep 11, 06:56
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Seriously? You're going to argue this? How many Americans living today personally remember WWI? How many personally remember 9/11? -- nm
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Ender
Sep 11, 06:58
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in both cases, 100% of the population was affected but there was a much higher loss during WWI. it affected people's daily lives at least as much -- nm
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zork
Sep 11, 07:00
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You're so pretty. -- nm
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Ender
Sep 11, 07:01
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i'm not worried how many *living* americans were affected. how many are still alive in 1776? you don't stop celebrating something after everyone dies. -- nm
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zork
Sep 11, 07:04
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i guess this should go under Ender's post -- nm
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zork
Sep 11, 07:05
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Either/or really. -- nm
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Ender
Sep 11, 07:06
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