Some people are so afraid of terrorist attacks (as if ANY terrorist could do what we've done to innocent people) that anxiety seems to seep from every pore.
Terrified someone is going to "win", and they are going to "lose", they can't see that after adolescence winning and losing are nonsense conceptions, that things "are".
They tend to have perverted Christianity into a judgemental hell, where shame has to be found outside oneself in order to drown out the shame inside. I haven't seen where Christ was judgemental, where Christ ran around condemning the morality of others, or where Christ was all that concerned with "winning" or "losing".
As Carl Jung said - "The center of all iniquity lies 5 miles behind enemy lines."
Arf (I know, I know. That's beyond 'em. Oh, well, it's late.)
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Some people are so afraid of dying that life isn't worth living.
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