Last year, I noted that Google did nothing to honor the anniversary of the worst attack to ever take place on American soil.

This year is no different.

As many of you know, Google has different quirky little logos that they have for all of the major holidays and events throughout the year. They usually get the “important” ones like Mothers Day, Fathers Day, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, and so on. They usually leave out Memorial Day, Veteran’s Day, and of course, 9-11. Here are some of the important days they felt needed to be honored so far this year.

First Day of Spring:

Italian astronomer Giovanni Schiaparelli’s birthday:

Dr. Seuss’ birthday:

Charles Darwin’s birthday:

Jackson Pollock’s birthday:

But interestingly, there’s nothing to commemorate 9-11. And they haven’t, not even once since 9-11. However, last year Dogpile did recognize the somber day, and they recognized it again this year:

I think it’s about time that we stopped using Google and started using Dogpile. We say we’re going to do it year after year, but we never actually do. The fact that Google can’t commemorate the deaths of almost 3,000 Americans who were murdered in cold blood by Islamic jihadists in the worst attack on American soil ever is, frankly, disgusting.