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Originally Posted by Restless
Take me for example. I couldn't(more than wouldn't) walk up to a group of strangers in a pub. Seriously that is something I simply cannot do. That kind of thing comes naturally for some.
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That's true.
We're all different, and the world's a better place for it.
Pesonally I've always felt I have the right to speak out and say something, if I believed it to be right, and felt it needed to be said.
Plus, I've never been shy, though I do always assess an environment, before deciding how best to broach it, so as to have my say...and ensure that it's heard.
I received my first death threat aged fifteen, for publicly attacking a sorry arse little man, who was actively involved with fascism, and stood in local General Elections here, and in Blackburn for the National Front.
He didn't get the better of me, because I believed what he spouted was wrong. So a few moaning minnies on here, who are equally wrong in my opinion, have no chance.
Yes, we are all different.
I have my elephant skin, a perky trunk, and a very long memory.
Others don't.
In the great scheme of things there's no definitive right, or wrong.
Just differences, which are equally right, to those that believe they are.
