Uh, psst, Michael, point of order. It's not the getting angry that's laudable. Jesus no. It's making a case based on facts, or at least balanced opinion.
Ok, that's enough lesson for today. Maybe tomorrow, we can cover, "How to Go About Building Your Case" ---In [email protected], <mjackson74@...> wrote : And yet were I to aim this "anger" at a corrupt government or a corrupt corporation like Monsanto you would applaud me. You deal with your TM past as you like and I'll deal with mine as I see fit. I didn't ask you for advice as to how to live my life and I am not gonna offer you any, unless you would like to take a spoonful of your own suggested medicine and deal with your anger toward Barry rather than continue to revile him, otherwise you won't as you say, " be able to move on and forget about it all." After all, if your unsolicited advice is good for the gander, its bound to be good for the goose too. -------------------------------------------- Here is what I think. I think anyone who is bitterly disappointed about something is someone who fell lock, stock and barrel for something - whether it be a risky investment, the promises of a lover or the teachings of a guru. I think bitterness follows upon gullibility. I also think those who "blame" somebody or something to the degree to which you blame MMY and the Movement is someone who had stars in their eyes and was naive. I like you Michael but you need to take some responsibility for what you feel and why you feel it when it comes to TM. You should have been more objective, less idealistic and less naive and if so you may have been able to let it all go by now. Until you take responsibility for your own part in how much of the TM propaganda you swallowed you won't be able to move on and forget about it all.
