For celebration of such a glorious day, when the whorish nation that with time forgot its body was not sacred and impenetrable was pierced by a holy lance, rivers of blood and the smoke and flames of orc rousing fear and indignation, deserving for its sins.
I really loved watching these when I was in the mood, although currently it puts too much strain on me to remain in that state for too long, the stronger the state the lower the time limit/higher the fatigue. The extremes of humanity. I've never enjoyed gore. Analogous, I was always an agnostic atheist, and see it as good form of practice for critical thinking, logic and reasoning, debate etc. for beginners, but never saw the need to dwell on it since the argumentation required was of such low level (Of course nearly anything can be taken to a highly complex state.) and recognized the factors that made attempts at conversion so largely fruitless, even for self-development; the people and communities that fixated on it, some for an absurd length, we're distasteful.
What does that have to do with this? Nothing really, you'll have wasted your time. Think of it as Charon's obol for only glimpse. Back to gore, it's boring, dead bodies, mutilated, aren't very interesting, death generally isn't very interesting. But moments like these capture the extremes of humanity. To think that acts of this nature actually occurred. Destruction, the play on human emotions, sometimes even the motive and information, the story, behind it, can add to it.
“To feel envy is human, to savour schadenfreude is devilish.†― Arthur Schopenhauer, On Human Nature
Fortunately we live in an era where alienation can create (momentary/partial/voluntary) monsters, and technology the flesh that feeds them.
Explanation of origin: After 9/11 many videos were seized, or turned in voluntarily. This shouldn't be surprising. Why didn't they release them? Well, conspiracy theories aside and anything containing material that would need to remain classified, I doubt they'd be legally required and I can't see a reason for them to choose to do so. Some of these may have only been released within the last few years, with only a relatively minute amount of people having seen them.
Here are my favorites to give you a taste. Wait a few minutes if you believe my description inaccurate or question my taste, the intensity will rise to an exquisite level. Peruse the rest if you desire more.
I love how at the point the second plane hits it just fucking rains debris. Oh and all the paper, don't think i noticed that before or i forgot about it.
[FONT=Merriweather][SIZE=14px]“One of the few good things about modern times: If you die horribly on television, you will not have died in vain. You will have entertained us.†[/SIZE][/FONT] [FONT=Merriweather][SIZE=14px]― [/SIZE][/FONT]Kurt Vonnegut
