moshquerade
No Lifer
- Nov 1, 2001
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do you know him in real life?Originally posted by: mobobuff
Originally posted by: moshquerade
yeh, true, but with the thought... can the act be fair behind?Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: moshquerade
when it comes to implications of physical volience against women i see nothing wrong with a man coming out strongly against it like meltdown75 did.
Meh... it's just a vent. Some people will say anything whether they mean it or not when just ranting. That's all it is, though; it's just a rant.
Now if someone actually acts on it, that's something different.
sometimes not.
There is actually a LARGE gap between thought and physical application. Obviously this gap narrows significantly when the person is mentally unstable, or has temper issues. notfred shows absolutely no signs of temper issues or mental instability, rather he is displaying a very common human emotion that humans have come to understand as frustration. The mental processes that are implemented to relieve this frustration are the brief thoughts of causing harm to the source of the frustration. From here there is a GREAT leap to actually following through on physical action, the odds of which call upon a dynamic set of definitions of principles, morals and mental stability.
and hence why i said "sometimes".
