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So sickened now
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The saddest thing about internet interaction is the fact that you can't forget it the next day.
In "real" life, you could draw an analogy to a conversation in the pub, but in the pub, a day or two later you probably have another opinion and nobody remembers your first.
What I'm trying to say is, there seems to be a lot of hostility toward freeyourself and others who expressed an opinion either yesterday, last month or two years ago. He/they probably feel differently now and things happen at the "moment".
Sadly the "moment" has been long lost with this recording of every thought ever expressed.
Wow. Did George Orwell have it right.
Anyway, let it be.
Just pretend you were in a pub.
Forget it.
They probably wished to.
In "real" life, you could draw an analogy to a conversation in the pub, but in the pub, a day or two later you probably have another opinion and nobody remembers your first.
What I'm trying to say is, there seems to be a lot of hostility toward freeyourself and others who expressed an opinion either yesterday, last month or two years ago. He/they probably feel differently now and things happen at the "moment".
Sadly the "moment" has been long lost with this recording of every thought ever expressed.
Wow. Did George Orwell have it right.
Anyway, let it be.
Just pretend you were in a pub.
Forget it.
They probably wished to.
