Darryl Worley's Have You Forgotten Reaction

[@SuperDave71176k]

...um,Sebs,don't say your not an American.Once you became a citizen you became and ARE an American.

[@VENOMS_WRAITH]

I was going to say the same thing

[@SA-hf3fu]

I think I know what he means, though. His homeland is The Philippines and he would never want to ignore that. I hope I'm not messing this up but I think he would consider himself to be 'Filipino American'. Please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, thanks.

[@VENOMS_WRAITH]

@@SA-hf3fu he's from Chile but did live in the Philippines for a while.

[@SA-hf3fu]

@@VENOMS_WRAITH Oh, thank you! I didn't know. I just know that a person's homeland is very endearing so I think I understand why he says he's not American. He wants to acknowledge his home and also that he has gone through American Naturalization. Thanks again and again, if I still have it wrong, please correct me. I want to learn. 🙏

[@SA-hf3fu]

@@VENOMS_WRAITH ❤

[@ISAFMobius18]

Sebs you're an American. This country was founded and made by people who came here from around the world to persue a better life. It's not about where you're born or from, it's the values and spirit. Be proud where you came from, and where you are.

[@aletmartins6940]

Tears always come with this song, and Alan Jackson’s. We arrived in the US on August 1 and 9/11 happened a month after. The immigration lawyer called and asked if I still wanted to continue with my green card application- yes, our application went in 2 weeks after arrival. My answer? Hell yeah! The flags, the sadness, the unity at that time…We became citizens in 2010. Sebs, I feel the same way - after living in 3 countries and traveling extensively this is where I am home.

[@joshuascott2551]

This is beautiful.

[@williamthomas7509]

A belated Welcome and congratulations. I love those who come and fall in love with America and decide they want to become citizens.

[@daramorikawa5651]

Thank you for your patriotism. We need more people like you.

[@CoastalNomad]

Great Reaction........ Alan Jackson's "Where You When the World Stopped Turning" was a Reflection of Emotions in the Moment...... Daryl Worley's "Have You Forgotten" is reminding you to remember of How YOU Felt.........

[@MegaAlexis92]

Toby Keith Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue was the one that was rallying us to be united.

[@SilverSimRacingSSR]

Seb, you ARE American. Just because you weren't born here doesn't mean you aren't American. There are plenty of Americans that were just born here and have resentment for the country. You WANTED to come here. You WANTED to be American. That means more than where you're born.

[@actaeon299]

Yup. Exactly

[@Shetlandabbey]

I’m a former marine . My heart broke that day. I was on maternity leave and discharged 6 weeks prior . I walked into that pentagon everyday and always think of the corporal who took over my job what happened to them . The plane that crashed into my pentagon was carrying children that had won a field trip to dc . I can’t imagine the pain their parents went through. I’m a Icu nurse now and see so many veterans fighting the horror of war and the memories of that day. Sebs you were always destined to be an American. I honor your mother for teaching you the compassion you have for others . I wish all Americans was as patriotic as you and others that became citizens. God bless

[@ladygator19831]

Amen!!!!

[@bjkofron]

You are an American! You weren't born here and you weren't a US citizen back then, but you are now. You chose to become one of us, and that matters almost as much as your choice to be a husband & father. From what you've shown on this channel, I think you are an honor to all three choices.

[@robertpope2591]

Dude, you're an American. When you became a citizen, you became part of this. Congratulations, by the way.

[@christiepadgett7002]

I hope this generation does not forget what happened. No political crap. So many people lost their lives. I was at work in shock hearing the reports.

[@Blondemom2855]

Kathy here - first and foremost, you are an AMERICAN! Once you became a naturalized citizen, you became an American. And thank you, as always, for such a great review on the anniversary of this tragedy. I had to try and explain it to my 6-year-old son. I stared at the TV till he got home from school, just crying.

[@mnhorsewoman]

I will never forget how united our country felt on 9/12/01. We (Americans) were at our best that day🇺🇲🩷🇺🇲

[@hurkk101]

I'll never forget being at the Open Ceremonies of the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics. When they carried in the flag that had fallen with the tower. 😢You could have heard a pin drop even with thousands of people in the stadium. All you could hear was the whisp of the wind and tears. Just like with family, sometimes it takes a tragedy to bring everyone back together, and that's unfortunate.

[@sandyhafenbrack141]

I'm sitting here watching this and I'm crying, again. Every year on this day I swing from anger and outrage at what happened to immense pride in my fellow Americans and our military. If you have never visited the Shanksville Flight 93 memorial to those heroes who took down that last plane I highly recommend it. Never Forget!

[@williamthomas7509]

The trilogy with bonus is an incredible journey ... Start in NYC then Shanksville on to the Pentagon with the final stop the Tomb of the Unknown for changing of the guard. The only other spot I would consider adding would be the Arizona in Pearl Harbor. There are some other hallowed grounds for sure (Antietam from the Civil War for sure, Valley Forge, and The American Cemetery at Normandy, no doubt others I should name) ... but the 9/11 group and then Arlington to pull it all into perspective is deeply moving. Shanksville will grab you in ways that are hard to describe. Never Forget!

[@cruzinbosco]

Such a great, impactful song. My favorite show at the time (and to this day) was Third Watch, a fictional drama about first responders in New York City, and one of the only series that actively included 9/11. They even lost some crew members that day, and donated their show fire engines and ambulances to those who needed them. This song always takes me back to that show. If anyone out there hasn't watched it, I recommend it. Free on Tubi right now and Roku.

[@RowdyRuth]

He wrote this after he had just arrived home from Afghanistan. He performed it on the Grand Old Opry. It blew me away. 😢

[@samanthadillard2853]

Americans really stepped up and showed the best of ourselves when 9/11 happened The unity and the love and compassion that we showed everybody at that time is something that we really need to go back to we've gone really down hill since then

[@sheilasisk7550]

My son’s a firefighter. Remember as some run out, who do you see running in ???????

[@dwhunter8904]

💥💥💥 Sebs......you are an American, and we are proud to have you ! 👍👍

[@judyscott2732]

I won’t forget. I did have a brother in the Air Force who was working in the Pentagon that day. Thankfully he was safe that day.

[@shawnjunker1420]

I'm a retired veteran of 27 years of service and a two time combat veteran. I now raise cattle, chew, drink beer and live in SW Missouri. All that being said, you are as American as I am. God Bless America!

[@neillundy5955]

Great song. I can't believe some people think that our own country could do this to us. I remember and will never forget.

[@anspachmom532]

DO NOT SAY you're not American. You are more American than most of the people I have met in my 58 years on earth. You inspire me to be a better American.

[@TeeDeeTD]

Such a powerful song. It gives me chills every time. I am so proud to be an American!

[@maryannweitzel5636]

There is a documentary called Boatlift An Unknown Tale of 9/11, you should watch. Narrated by Tom Hanks. It's the true story of ordinary Americans that shows our exemplify determination. Great reaction. ❤

[@marcusking332]

I still remember this day as if had happened yesterday. This is one of most tragic events in all of history. My love and prayers go out to all of the survivors people who lost someone on this day l.

[@michaelevans1193]

I grew up in the shadow of the Pentagon. 9/11 was a very tough day. Learning that week that my relatively small church lost 2 members and 1 adult child of members at the Pentagon. Still brings tears to my eyes when I think about it.

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Yes you are an American. Thank you for this reaction honoring all those that were lost, please watch BOATLIFT, An Untold Tale of 9/11 Resilience, it is so uplifting.

[@LifeasaLEOWife]

It's the Pennsylvania field that gets me! Can you imagine the bravery of every single person on that plane? They took down terrorists & themselves to save others. Just wow! Thank God!

[@robertbendix4814]

Darryl Worley is correct to say that they went down like heroes. They thwarted a terrorist attack which would have resulted in more casualties. Moreover, given that the terrorists planned to attack the Capitol, the symbolism of the US legislature being attacked would have been profound.

[@tpatt525_Tiff_]

I never want to have a day like 9/11 again, but I sure do miss the the days afterwards when the whole country came together and we were all just brothers and sisters. Daryl Worley has another really good song called "I Miss My Friend".

[@agamermom0014]

I lost a friend, one of the younger kids who used to hang out with us when us hooligans were teenagers. I wanted so badly to sign up for the Navy but wasn't physically able... this kid was freshly married, 20 years old with an infant daughter. I hope her mama teaches her what a hero her daddy was. He passed away in the war.

[@bubbydos111]

Perfect song for this day of remembrance

[@dillodefense]

I have not forgotten where I was, who I was with, and what we were doing when the planes hit the towers.

[@JohnMiller-zn9pf]

i was a volunteer Firefighter until 2000 when i moved States, The hardest sound I heard was all the PAS Device Alerts. Every tone was a brother and sister in the rubble. Its a tone that we joked about in training but knew it was suppose to be a guide in you were knocked unconscious. 😢😢. 22 yrs later 24 yrs since i have worn Turn out gear, and that tone takes me back to 9/11

[@acfolsom1831]

What a horrific day. I went to bed that night. Just laying there and crying. Thinking of all the families that were just waiting for their loved ones to walk through the door. I still get emotional. Just thinking about that.

[@TwoWolves]

As I said on the 9/11 anniversary, the calendar says it was 22 years ago. My heart says "No, it was only yesterday."

[@anitawright7169]

This was t tragedy. What is going on now is a tragedy. It needs to stop. We must stand up and unite together. God does not stop or keep thing from happening. It is called free will. God watches over us all the time, but with free will you have to make a choice between good and evil. It needs to stop. We must stand up and unite together. Love your reaction!

[@NathanShike-xy4ec]

Darryl Worley got grief for putting this song out and the mainstream blamed Darryl of cashing in on a tragedy!!!!!!! But another Darryl Worley song you should check out be Darryl is "I miss My Friend" and you should watch the video cause it explains the song so much

[@SN-uv4mh]

7:36 I saw that child crying. And I cried too. And he didn't know if he would see his father again when he said goodbye at that time.🥺

[@PaintingandExercise]

Thank you for remembering.

[@williamthomas7509]

9/11 was one of the worst days. I lost a friend in NY he was trapped in tower and on the phone with his dad when the tower collapsed. I stood in Arlington National Cemetery at my father's grave just a day after the attack, looking at the smoke rising out of the hole in the Pentagon. A friend just made it out her office only a few feet from the point of impact. Briefly we came together, but this song was too prophetic indeed far to many have forgotten. Instead of our country coming together and staying there we soon fell apart and sadly we may never manage to come back together. Too many are all about themselves and the hate they feel for ___________ (pick the latest group to hate). And have others have said Seb you are absolutely an American, in your case by choice which often is a deeper love than those who got it by birth.

[@kevinwalsh9788]

Everytime I watch " Home Alone " Lost in NY. Kevin goes to the top of one of the Towers and views the city. It's a bittersweet moment.

[@southernfury01]

i was on richmond hwy when the pentagon was hit... i hope this generation never let our government forget

[@johnny5640]

Im a nurse in a southern state working in a dept that brought patients into the hospital. We were on high alert for 3 days expecting thousands of causalities unfortunately we werent needed.

[@Janesorensen84014]

Such a good commemoration 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@tahlia__nerds_out]

6:57 Sebs, I’m a few years older than you, but I remember that same bewildered feeling of trying to grasp what was going on, of my Dad calling and telling my Mom to turn on the tv in the middle of our homeschool day, of seeing the second plan hit the tower, of Dad coming home from his government job and sitting with Mom, watching in shock as the seemingly unthinkable happened. Later, we found out that the section of the Pentagon that my Dad worked at before he had retired from the Air Force a few years back had also been taken out by a plane. I was supposed to return to doing schoolwork in my room, but I remember turning on my radio to try and get a better idea of what was going on. I have not forgotten, nor have many Americans who were old enough to understand what happened that day. I come from a family of immigrants, the most recent being a grandmother who immigrated from Colombia as a teenager. She has been an American for eons. You are as much American as she is, as I am, as any other American. Your appreciation for this country is heartwarming.

[@barbarahayden5602]

I think most of the world felt the pain of American people. I can remember getting up and turning on the tv. I thought I was watching a film but couldn't understand why it was on so early. My heart broke that day hearing the people making calls to their loved ones, the unimaginable destruction and watching the towers fall. I am British and live in Wales but this was a day never to be forgotten. RIP to all who perished and love to all who were affected by 9/11

[@andyzimmer1286]

Thank you for your point of view. As a pastors child I appreciate that you distinguish between what God allows!

[@ladygator19831]

I worked for one of the law firms that filed the 9/11 litigation against those behind the 9/11 attacks. I was so proud to be working for this law firm that was going to help in someway. Give us some kind of justice. The 9/11 songs that came out were amazing. We showed so much patriotism and unity at that time. I wish that we still had that. I feel that our entire country needs to be reminded.

[@butonasidenote]

I cannot listen to this with out crying and feeling exactly how I felt. It’s indescribable.

[@michellesnyder9498]

I lived in New York for 5 years after the attack. Finally went to ground zero, yiu cannot help but cry when you go there.

[@singlechristiancowboy]

Didn't take long for us to be at each other's throats and divided again.🤦 I'm 28. One of the last ones to be able to remember when it happened. I ain't forgot.✝️💪🇺🇲

[@angelasnowden5079]

GREAT MEMORY YOU SHARED ABOUT INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL!

[@teamrealtree0073]

The greatest nation in the world 🌎 USA you are beautiful. And thanks to the first responders and are great military. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart and to the family's that lost there loved one that day I'm deeply sorry and I love you.

[@loriwilkes500]

I watched from my living room in Pataskala, Ohio scared to death!!! The humanity afterwards was so heartwarming!! We should never forget!!!

[@trudybendetti2044]

I was at work at MtCarmel. My daughter was at school at Watkins Memorial. I made my fiance get her out.

[@robinwilliams5254]

With heart

[@carolglassford7054]

*in another legends words, Brought to You Coutesy of the Red, White & Blue*❤❤❤❤

[@rodneybrewer7246]

My brother from another mother, "YOU ARE AN AMERICAN & I LOVE YOU AND AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL WIFE MY SISTER" We all became NEW YORKERS all over the world on that faithful day 😢😊

[@bidwell13]

He did a new one recently called “Have We Forgotten” a follow up to this song. It’s great he doesn’t blame one side.

[@Realparisgirl]

You my friend ARE an American. And I am honored to have you as part of our nation. The United States of America

[@delainenewman7640]

You ARE an American! And I'm blessed to call you a fellow American. Thankful to your family for saying a prayer for this country when this horrible attack happened. Love to you & yours!

[@lnbarnes917]

You said those vows ! You love America ! You are an American !❤

[@HillaryHuffine]

This gets me very time. I'm from Oklahoma and I never thought anything could be worse than our bombing in 1995. While it is totally different, the feeling of a person or of people having so much hate that they would do this shit is baffling! I will never understand that kind of hate.

[@AubreyMartinez-n3k]

Let's go baby America is the greatest country

[@robertgrant1730]

You reminded me how we were United and how scared we all are were!! Just waiting to see what was next. How brave and scared those people were who took the last plane down they saved so many lives when they lost their. Then I think about were we r now.

[@tupelohoney622]

Sebs, not a song request but an important unknown story by many of the NYC Boatlift on 9/11. It shows man's humanity for others and the goodness that tragedy can bring out in people. Incredible story.

[@MidnightTokenFloyd]

And honestly we have forgotten sadly

[@williamtauriello1581]

That morning in Concord, CA, I parked next to a co-worker who was listening to his radio. He said a plane just crashed into the WTC. I said that’s a shame but something like this happened before when a B-25 bomber crashed into the Empire State Building many years ago. As I was getting my gear out of my car, he said a second plane hit the other tower. I just looked at him and said: “This means war.” That night, my wife and I stood, with her in my arms, on our patio, and there was not a plane in the sky except for the occasional jet fighter. You could tell it was a fighter by the speed it was traveling over a usually crowded commercial flight path. Our world would never be the same. I will NEVER forget.

[@danielleeakins6370]

You are an AMERICAN!! Don't ever doubt that, but I do think it hits different being here in America during that time. I was 9 in ohio seeing it and didn't realize how horrific it was but even then I knew this was life changing and seeing footage later of people jumping off the top floors because they couldn't escape it was enraging and I can't imagine having to make that decision. I'm so grateful for our troops willing to put their lives on the line every day. Thank God for our troops.

[@KPOPEOMMA7]

Ive taken my kids to this memorial in nyc 5 times in the past 2 years. NYC is my dream city and 9/11 still hits me to the core to this day. We will never forget. Ever. The US military had its largest rise in enlistment after this event. Americans came together and loved and supported each other 🇺🇸❤️🩵🩶 Im in ohio, 10 hours away and I met a veteran today standing outside our fire department with his 9/11 display. He made it on the 10th anniversary and stands outside for 12 hours every year on the anniversary. He said people are forgetting and i want them to remember. Hes 76 and such a sweetheart. 🇺🇸

[@lunarose698]

My favorite line in this song is, “Some went down like heroes in that Pennsylvania field,” Shows that we were fighting in the end.

[@angelaharding8276]

I was in the UK I was teaching in a school with some Muslim students and the day after 9/11 when I went into work the Muslim girls were crying asking me why did they do this why did they kill innocent people saying the men that did this are not martyrs they are murders. this song is wonderful we must never forget.

[@sarahslovely08]

When my mom past away it was a very agonizing and heartbreaking time. It’s a pain like no other. But the prayers I had to God, I prayed for mercy as she fought her cancer battle. And God showed His mercy. Even in great tragedy, I learned His mercy. ❤🙏

[@JaydDid_]

Man I wish I could have gotten to see the video of your buddies singing the heavy metal national anthem.. that sounds awesome!

[@agordon7369]

Wow you’re young, I was stationed in Italy on 9/11 and it really pulled us together. Crazy to think it’s been almost 23 years already.

[@1WildFlower93]

Every time I listen to this song I will tear up. I don't care how many years it's been what happened was horrendous. They were all innocent people amongst the monsters.

[@ursulabudd6944]

Americans would rather die on our feet than live on our knees. We are a very proud nation. Our government divisions overshadow its citizens.

[@BetsyLRoss]

My nephews had a friend, Steve Long. He was in the Pentagon. He immediately carried people out, kids from the nursery, office workers, and his fellow officers. Until he didn't come back out. Destroyed his dad.. ripped our hearts out that knew what a good man he was.

[@duanes8209]

i think your a great American and patriot my friend...never forget!!!!

[@sissyonley]

We have a generation today that wasn’t here on that day and sadly they have not been taught what this country went through on that day and who was responsible for the tragedy we experienced. Todays generation is too busy screaming about racism and gender identity that they can’t look beyond that to see anything else. Shame on us for not teaching our children and their children.

[@aidenrushing9841]

As a totally and permanently disabled veteran who was serving when this happened I appreciate it. Life in the service after 9/11 was . . . so hard for so many different reasons (yes, even for us Coast Guardsmen). I ended up injured (nearly died), but thankfully pulled through. I've got a unique view of things from my wheelchair and there's a lot of complicated PTSD and stuff, but in the end this song still hits.

[@biohazard_613]

Aiden, thank you for your service to our country. I’m sorry to hear about your injuries and PTSD. I’m about to say something that might initially piss you off but keep reading and I’m sure you’ll have a smile when you’re done reading it. I’m a Desert Storm Navy SeaBee veteran and I get pissed off when I hear Coasties called veterans. Not because y’all aren’t D.O.D. or anything like that. I get pissed because I don’t feel like the term is good enough for the people who served our country in the Coast Guard. I wish we had a term that is more appropriate for the things y’all do. I was a Navy brat before I served so I naturally grew up along our coasts. I got to hear and see about the crap you all had to deal with on the news. After I got out, I became friends with several Coasties. I got to hear about the interdiction missions, the rescues, the support missions for the Navy, etc… Y’all don’t get enough credit for the things that you do for our country. I sincerely hope that someday the media will understand how important the Coast Guard is and publicize what you do. May God bless you and everyone else that served in the Coast Guard, you all deserve more love & respect and hold a very special place in my heart. Again, thank you for everything you’ve done for our country.

[@aidenrushing9841]

@@biohazard_613 Thank you. And thank you for your service as well. I truly do appreciate your response as I have often run into people who thought the Coast Guard was just lifeguards. Pretty wild.

[@biohazard_613]

@@aidenrushing9841 seriously? Just lifeguards? How insulting! I can’t believe they left out that stupid insult y’all are just “pretend Navy”. lol 😜

[@michaelbunting6162]

If you want to learn about one of the less spoken of moments of heroism, look into the 9/11 boatlift operation that occurred during the tragedy.

[@lucyeleanormoderatz8092]

Yes! This was so amazing!

[@sharilynnpalmer7435]

Sebs, you and your family made an effort to get here. Going through the proper procedures to get here, There are people slipping in without any documentation and people born here that don't respect the country. Your family made the effort to come into the country the right way. You are American by choice and we are grateful you are here.

[@Cissy777]

He has so many good songs ❤

[@AllenSlone]

Send you're more American than any Democrat in America. We're damn glad to have you.

[@anacurry594]

Unfortunately, many of us have forgotten.

[@theginganinja-_-7695]

Rest in paradise to all. My 343 brothers and sisters who made the ultimate sacrifice. And the passengers of flight 93 (let’s roll) that went down 20 miles from my house.

[@restlesscowboy78]

7:34 The Soldier is my friend Sgt. Ioasa Tavae. He is an AMERICAN Infantryman originally from Pago Pago, Samoa. He was 29 when he was killed in combat in Mosul, Iraq on April 2nd,2005. Remember his name!

[@SA-hf3fu]

Boy, have I not forgotten. We had just moved back to northern Idaho and our daughter was in D.C. (Redskins cheerleader) and working part time for a construction company who were renovating the Pentagon. She was at their main office about 1 block from the White House when the attack happened. She was put into lockdown along with others and we had no idea how she was doing for hours. Finally in the early afternoon, I got a call from her. (This was back before everyone had a cell phone). She said one person in lockdown had a cell phone and passed it around so people could reach out to their families. Such a relief to hear her voice. I still give a mental 'thank you' to that person every 9/11. 🙏🙏🙏 I wish everyone could have been so lucky.

[@janicestoll834]

This was the time we all were one!!! 💔💔❤🙏

[@nataliemiller5537]

No,I haven't forgotten. I never will. May we never forget

[@dixieland1641]

You are American. Stand proud

[@kgrimes842]

I remember 9/11 as if it was yesterday. I was 16 and turned the TV on seconds before united 175 flew into the South Tower. I watched all coverage and even served in the army after this. This is my favorite tribute song for that day. Toby Keith's courtesy red white and blue is another great one!

[@mslisadianemorse]

I have not forgotten. Will NEVER forget.

[@teresamerkel7161]

Sebs. You are American. Roots in another country which is what enriches us. I love your story of the American school kids and how they sang the National Anthem that day. What struck me and still amazes me is how there were connections all over the country to those in the Towers; I kept hearing about it. New York didn't feel like a distant city; it truly was our neighbors. I live in Montana; someone who had a cafe here had a relative in one of those towers; my brother in law had a relative that drove one of the ferries that shuttled people that day; I worked with people years later here in Montana who had trauma from that day. We are very connected; much more than we realize. May the God I believe in provide peace for those still affected and may He bless you.

[@carolinagallegos3926]

WAIT, did I just hear Seb say, "this is why I love country" oh my how things have changed!! Great reaction!!❤❤❤❤

[@c_huskerfan1814]

Rest in heaven to all the victims. I will never forget and that anger is still there today, coming up to 23 years after.

[@TheReeldeel15615]

Met Darryl years go in Savannah, Tennessee at the Worley Bird Cafe. He was very kind. ❤

[@brand-EE]

I was 22 years old and 7 months pregnant with my first son when those towers fell. I remember being terrified that it was going to continue, and I wouldn't get to see my son born. I remember feeling the worst pain had ever felt in my heart when I saw that first tower fall. And then, I remember feeling so immensely proud of my country in the days and months following. How we came together and loved each other through it. I don't know what happened to that unity we had then, but I miss it. I love this country too, Sebs. God Bless America.

[@WendyJoJohnston]

After watching the news footage and all the rest of the reactions to the tragedy, Toby Keith wrote/sang Angry American. At the moment it felt right, having watched the unbelievable footage of the attacks that morning, the gut feeling of many was to just make an oil stain of Iran. As a response to the national anger, Alan Jackson wrote/sang Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning. It is a song reminding us that our anger, while justified, was not going to heal our country. Darryl Worley wrote/sang Have You Forgotten in response to Alan's song. The attacks were a terrible moment in the history of the USA, and it was interesting to watch the different political views of these country artists covering the different emotions we were all feeling. Twelve years later, the political tension here at home is worse now, with no conclusion in sight. As the hippies coined the phrase, War is not healthy for children and other living things, where do we go from this? Great song, touching reaction, thank you.

[@wheredidthetimego8087]

Thank you for your appreciation and memories of our true America.

[@FuzWuz64]

I remember the sermon my pastor said. God doesn't cause bad things to happen. If I believe in God then I have to believe in satan. We need to blame the evil on him and not God. I will never forget 😢