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I would much rather jump than be burned to death. I think these people (possibly) were making their final life decision and for this, I applaud them.

It was certainly no act of cowardice. Frankly, I don't understand why people want to ignore these brave individuals.

Also, no one alive today is in a position to judge what anyone in those buildings did on that horrible, tragic day and have no right to make any sort of judgment.

The Families, of course, are entitled to any opinion - anyone else, NO!

Meg33: I choose to 'reply' to you because I saw the Never Forget slogan. It's my first time in this Forum.