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Architects and Builders (68)

Alisha Lewis 9/9/2007
If the walls inside the Empire State Building are marble, and the monuments and memorials in D.C. have these kinds of memorials, then why can’t we incorporate the two?

By engraving their names, and rebuilding our towers, we are saying that we will continue to live our lives the way WE choose, and NOTHING they do can change that, and those lost will be immortalized, and will be a permanent part of the foundation.

By changing the design, we are admitting that they have an effect on us, that we fear them, and that they can control us.

So why give them that power?

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