For some reason I always believed chaos0xomega was an adult. More fool me.
Look dude, I understand how you feel, but you don't have a monopoly on feeling bad and in the grand scheme of things 9/11 was fairly inconsequential. I mean, compare it to the death toll and level of destruction of say the tsunami and you realise that it is actually not that big a deal. But you could argue that since the tsunami was not madn-made, we'll look at some another instance: WW2.
22 million Russian soldiers died during WW2. Over 5 millions Jews, Slavs, Communists, intellectuals, homosexuals and conscientious objectors died in Nazi death camps. I'm not familiar with the US, French, Belgian and UK casualty figures, but they're pretty healthy. Add it up and you get a lot more than the few thousand people dying on 9/11. The US is used to being safe from its isolation, which is why Pearl Harbour and 9/11 have hit you guys so hard. Other parts of the world have suffered massive death tolls in equally harrowing circumstances (being rounded up and gassed to death after spending years being abused by society probably sucks more than dying in a burning building, although I realise that it's not PC to say so).
Like the man said, you need a thicker skin. Only by accepting death can we learn from it and move on. And not vote for imbeciles.