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babylonsister

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5. Thank you for your voice of sanity, my friend.

Reply to H2O Man (Original post)

Wed Jun 24, 2015, 08:03 PM

Jun 2015

I assume we're all adults here, but some/most days, I wonder recently. It was almost better when we had a common enemy. Now rending the loins of our own; so very distasteful!

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On the Politics of Shame [View all] H2O Man Jun 2015 OP

Thank you, as always, for your worthwhile words NRaleighLiberal Jun 2015 #1

Thank you! H2O Man Jun 2015 #3

The notion of "together" should be the underlying foundation of our relationships. Gregorian Jun 2015 #2

That's key: H2O Man Jun 2015 #4

Thank you for your voice of sanity, my friend. babylonsister Jun 2015 #5

Very good. mmonk Jun 2015 #6

+1. NRaleighLiberal Jun 2015 #7

Shame can be an effective tool RobertEarl Jun 2015 #8

Well said Old Codger Jun 2015 #9

K&R For me, it is very much an outlet, catharsis. raouldukelives Jun 2015 #10