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Artful Dodger: I agree it can be confusing. If it weren't, CoIntelPro wouldn't be doing its job. :o)
I personally think it's a slam dunk. But in any case, sometimes it is best to back off a subject, let things assimilate, approach it later. I do this all the time, maybe we all do.
At the same time, things stick in our minds and don't go away. Eventually we must return to them, because they nag at us.
I personally feel some stress when I make posts about 9/11 or any other subject deemed controversial. I am human, and I like to be liked. Sometimes I imagine how my posts are read, and it is depressing. I also prefer making people happy, not miserable or stressed.
But I push on, because stressful facts, whether about ourselves or about the world around us, cannot be avoided without doing damage to ourselves and/or others. More importantly, avoidance makes us easy prey.
(скрий) Ако внезапно страницата се появи на различен език, просто цъкнете върху знамето с Вашия език и всичко ще се нормализира. (pauloaguia) (покажи всички подсказки)