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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct. 10 2007
Age: 47
Posts: 3
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Why can't certain people leave other people alone? The innocent are always getting blamed for something they had nothing to do with. Then there are those that just won't butt out of their business and have to put their two cents in. I get so angry when inocent people get blamed for something they didn't do and then they wonder why there is alot of shootings and killings going on. I feel when you break the law you should face up to what you did. There are those that call their selves christains and minsters and they hide behind their church and they even lie and do things illeagly. Then they just enjoy shifting the blame towards the other people saying it was them. WHY?? Innocent people are geting hurt because of what people do and say. Besides that, they also believe anything and everything that they tell them without even knowing what is going on. Why are people so cruel? Paul, this is not directed at you. It is being directed towards those that know who they are. Quit shifting the blame and hurting the innocent people that try not to get involved. I do know that you know who you are!! All we ask is LEAVE US ALONE AND LET US GET ON WITH OUR LIVES..... ![]() |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr. 26 2006
Age: 53
Posts: 5
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some people arnt happy unless they are stirring the pot, usually jeolousy is somewhere in the picture. most of the time if you give them enough rope they will use it own thmselves.
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Join Date: May. 12 2006
Posts: 53
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"hurting people hurt people".
I have found this to be true and it helps keep me from getting too upset or disheartened when dealing with people and issues. Hope this helps. |
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