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[x_icarus]

I know this isn't the right time for this, but apart of me feels like it is. I'm not looking for a fight, but it's gonna come out that way because I've been thinking about it and I'm a little tired of people saying the same thing.

"You're not on the team, you don't know any better, you don't understand and you don't know what you're talking about."

Just because we're not on the team doesn't mean we don't know what we're talking about. Maybe we don't know all the details but it'd be really nice if you stop saying stuff like that.

I have my opinions and I reckon I'm allowed to put them out there. I found the last days troubling, from both what's been happening and how it's panned out in everyone around me. I'm not on the team for just that reason. Because I can't do attacks and I can't steel myself from things like someone dying, or someone gettin the tar beaten out of them, even though they've fallen already. I don't care that he's killed millions of people. Two wrongs don't make a right.

I don't think this is gonna solve anything or settle the upset stomach I have everytime I think about those looks that I caught when they were burnin off their anger. I get it, everyone's mad as hell, but I'm not cold hearted and I'm not like that. I can't relate.

Comments

[x-dryad.livejournal.com]

I agree. Two wrongs don't make a right. But I've always believed that like it's worse to not take action against the atrocities and let them take over. There's a quote that says something about how when good people stay silent that is the worse of all.

[x-wildchild.livejournal.com]

What I'm not sure Jay's getting is that what we were doing was taking action - that dude got stronger every time someone agreed with him. So having everyone, almost everyone be there and fighting against him, disagreeing with him - it sucked, but it was pretty much the only thing that worked against him.

[x-icarus.livejournal.com]

I get that. I GET THAT NOW. Scott explained above.