I'm glad I know

[whatchamacallit]

and it doesn't much matter to me if the messenger is a sinner or a saint, or if it the message was delivered "properly". I've been given the empowering gift of knowledge, something without which I couldn't make informed decisions as a citizen of a democracy. Some here don't seem to appreciate this gift. It's as if the cold light of dawn burned their eyes and they only want to punish the one responsible for waking them from their dream. Me, I'm glad I know,

how about you?

[nadinbrzezinski]

1. Yup

That awareness is at times scary in it's own way, but better than ignorance and bliss.

[whatchamacallit]

2. It's obvious some will do anything to bury this revelation behind the shed. n/t

[Gravitycollapse]

3. I'm not glad I know. But I understand that I must know.

I don't feel any better knowing now. In fact, I feel much worse. The guilt of any comfortable man is to wish for the comfort to continue indefinitely. I cannot say that I am different from such a man. So this revelation does not feel like liberation. It feels like a terrible burden.

[siligut]

4. I already knew, but trying to share the information was frustrating

Now I am not alone in this knowledge. However I know more, but suspect that I will again have to wait for another leak before people believe me, that is if we are lucky enough to get any warning.

[Skittles]

5. they will appreciate it only when someone else is president

and I mean Dem OR repuke

[alittlelark]

6. Even when it's a slap in the face.......

glad to KNOW.