How NOT to commemorate September 11.
This is real. It appeared in a local Wisconsin newspaper.
posted by Mr. Carlisle at 11:41 AM
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
This is real. It appeared in a local Wisconsin newspaper.
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12 Comments:
This is so bad! This company is giving a discount for golfing in remembrance of 9-11! This seems so wrong, because it is like they are celebrating this day.
3:46 PM
That is horrible! They are acting like it is a special holiday or something!
3:48 PM
That's horrible!
4:33 PM
Booooo
4:45 PM
Omg this is beyond terrible... I think Americans are oblivious!! Myself included(of course)....
6:54 PM
This actually made me cringe, how did this ad manage to get published in a public paper without someone questioning it?
7:18 PM
wow!! They actually treating a tragedy day like this as an holiday...Unbelievable!!
7:51 PM
That golf company sure is taking some big, unnecessary, stupid risks.
8:09 PM
That is so sad that a company would take a tragedy like 9-11 and turning it into a discount so they can attract more business. Unbelievable!
9:45 PM
They make it seem as if 9/11 is a holiday...
9:45 PM
wow.
10:31 PM
It reminds me of that crazy baptist church that protest at events such as soldier funerals. This is crazy.
8:44 PM
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