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5 pages. In the aftermath of the events of September 11, it would seem only fitting that we, the citizens of the United States of America, would think of a way to memorialize the victims of that day forever. However, all of us are victims, whether we lost someone personal or not. This paper brings up some excellent ideas on just how we might immortalize that day to bring some closure to all of us, and how we might deal with the perpetrators of this world tragedy. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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forever. However, all of us are victims, whether we lost someone personal or not. This paper brings up some excellent ideas on just how we might immortalize that
day to bring some closure to all of us, and how we might deal with the perpetrators of this world tragedy. WE SHOULD NEVER FORGET We must never forget
the events of September 11 nor the people who lost their lives on that day. To erect a bronze statue or a memorial on the site is one idea,
but in order to truly remember the events of that day and bring some closure to those who were so directly affected would be a most fitting tribute. And what
should our retribution for this terrorist act be? There needs to be closure on that act as well. Feelings, of course run very high and the majority of
people feel nothing will suffice until we destroy those who have tried to destroy us. In her book Between Vengeance and Forgiveness: Facing History After Genocide and Mass Violence,
Martha Minow discusses this very thing. Should we forgive our enemies as some faiths believe, or should we do everything in our power to exact our revenge? Perhaps,
she suggests, there is some medium-ground that would do a little of both without going too extremely far in one way or another. SOME EXAMPLES OF REMEMBRANCE America has
experienced many tragedies throughout her short life, and has built memorials for many of them. One of the most touching, perhaps, is The Wall, the memorial to the soldiers
who lost their lives in the Viet Nam war. Every day can see people at The Wall, heads bowed in prayer or perhaps they are sobbing uncontrollably. Some
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