September 9/11 Reaction

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September 9-11, is known as the worst terrorist attack on the United States until the shooting in Orlando Florida. This attack happened late night Saturday and early Sunday morning at a gay night club. Pulse is referred to as being the largest gay club in Orlando holding three hundred plus people during their Latin inspired party. Partygoers explained the club scene as a good time and loud music, which probably cause them not to realize the attack happening. Reaction They stated that the loud gun shoots and music bamboozled them into thinking that there was a performance about to take place. This is an outrage because security was strictly enforced at the night club but on shooter was allowed entrée with two weapons. After, noticing that

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