Deja Q
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Fri Feb-01-08 07:45 PM
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So when somebody makes that hits below the belt, |
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is it okay to respond to that person by hitting below their belt with equal fervor?
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Fri Feb-01-08 07:56 PM
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Fri Feb-01-08 07:59 PM
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2. Even if such jabbing would otherwise be deemed "politically incorrect"? |
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Fri Feb-01-08 08:14 PM
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3. It is easier to get forgiveness than permission n/t |
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Fri Feb-01-08 08:15 PM
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4. And those who start it all have no concept of either. |
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Trouble is, it wouldn't matter. To respond would summarily make me the "villain".
That's how it works, you see...
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Fri Feb-01-08 08:21 PM
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5. Statement still stands |
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it is still easier to get forgiveness than permission.
So, if you're asking for permission, the answer is no.
If you've already done it and you're sorry, then you're forgiven.
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Fri Feb-01-08 08:22 PM
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My OP inquiry is in regards to something that happened when I walked in a hallway earlier this morning... And I've been fighting numerous thoughts since then.
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