I don't expect an entire show dedicated to 9/11, but a small segment would have sufficed. At least acknowledgement of the event, even if it was a five-minute piece. I think we can all go without listening about the breast implants of someone we don't even care about.
Really, we need another reason to hate the Kardashian species like we need another hole in our head anyway.
Maybe if it wasn't about Jenner - her IMPLANTS for that matter - everyone wouldn't be AS offended. But hey, maybe the silver lining is this will send the message to the media: no one gives a flying fink about the Kardashians, or anyone/anything like them for that matter, so stop putting this BS on TV.
KJ does not deserve to even be interviewed as she is ONLY famous for having whorish daughters and a formerly famous hubby. ICK!!!!
This was very disrespectful towards all of those who lost their lives that day. A moment of silence would have been the decent thing to do.
I remember when I was in school, every Dec 7th we would have a moment of silence, then in history class we would study Pearl Harbor. To remember our fallen and remember just why we were having that moment of silence. And this was a lot more than 11 years after the event.
I think too many people have let their memories dim and too many would like even more for us to forget. Of course, the terrorists don't forget and are eager to remind us, as evidenced by their attacks yesterday.
Just looked at my 2012 calendar and Dec. 7 is blank. I guess even a moment of silence has an expiration date. :(
But it's okay that they didn't play 9/11 footage for hours on end.
I feel that by replaying the 9/11 footage for hours on end every anniversary we are not letting the past rest peacefully, rather we are reopening still-sore wounds and not respecting the honourable dead. I respectfully believe that we ought to move onward with our lives. We should always remember the sacrifice made on 9/11/01, but we should stop "glorifying" it in the way we are on the anniversary of the tragedy.