Reply #100: Ok you're back? Me too. Now then, this is simply not true either.

[lonestarnot]

(referencing your post above)I am happy as a lark, but still madder than hell, and had you read the answer to your question to me, this thread would already be over itself. You asked about what could come out of constructive anger, I answered you and then you went to bed without comment. Who would you rather have on your team if you were out to win an angry person or a person who forgave everything at the drop of the hat and was ready to just move on without question? The second person I guarantee would just not get the job done and would remain with the status quo. The status quo is no longer an option. To remain with the status quo is simply an excuse to do nothing and doing nothing is not an option either unless you want to except a facist's way of life. There is power in anger, and no one has to give up happiness in order to be angry, as I am living proof of that. The trick is to channel the anger into a constructive mechanism for change and not let the emotion overwhelm one into destructive behavior, either toward one's own person, or property. And another warning that should go without saying is that operation within the law is not immaterial. Angry lawful objection can displace what has been accomplished by these bastards in their undermining of this nations law and this nations humanity, ie torture, doing away with habeas corpus etc. Anger is a good thing. I think you are not saying what you really mean.