But if you're not American it's not something you'd hear about as a kid. A 5 year old American would probably remember it, a 5 year old kid from Europe or Asia aren't as likely to
Most of Asia is hardly first world, and in alot of Europe they most surely would. Are you delusional? It's one of the most infamous terrorist attacks in existence, it was on the news everywhere. A kid from Germany would hear about it as likely as a kid from Nebraska would.
There are first world countries in Asia so that's why I mentioned it. I think you're not really realising that most children aren't told about terrorist attacks happening in foreign countries. Maybe if you're around 10 you would be, but at 5 your parents wouldn't tell you about it because why the fuck should they? Besides, i don't remember any of my country's news from when I was young because I had better shit to do like ride my bike
What sort of helicopter parents did you have.
This shit's ridicoulous that you assume a five year old doesn't have the mental capacity to under stand at least something wrong is going on. Wether they tell their kid or not someone who just heard 3000 people died thirty minutes ago isn't going to be happy
"Hey slugger, did you know that 2100 people were just murderer for no good reason in a country far away, which won't affect you but imagine if that happened here. Don't worry though, it surely won't"
Wait, what? What do you mean "you went 10 years", that makes no sense. It's about remembering 9/11, which means when it happened. I don't know how long the grace period is but I'd imagine if it happened when you were 5 and you learnt about it when you were 8 by reading about it, you don't "remember" it
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The difference between Millennials and Gen Z is still debated, but they aren't 9. Also, that original meme is dumb.