I was just checking. Blaming someone else for Feinstein making absolutely terrible decisions the last few years is funny. At this point she is noticeably hurting this country.
I am so far to the left and off the left right axis I have wanted business class Democrats like her out of office since forever, thank you. I dislike hor politics so much, I voted Republican against her for the only time in my life and the Republican;, of course, was just another sleepwalking conservatively programmed partisan hack.
Don’t forget, I am in a minority of everything so my vote never cOunts for anything.
I see the political spectrum as two kinds of victims, people who could only survive the cultural ignorance we live in caused by psychological abuse, and those who survived by taking up causes that blaming the abusers.
Both are reactionary and psychologically ignorant of the origin of their condition. Politically I have two choices, haters who hate because it was the only way they could survive and haters who hate haters for what those first kind of haters have become. The real issue is not haters. That’s both sides.
The real issue is hate itself, what it is, how we came to feel it, and is it possible to break free. The only way that hate can end is within yourself. This is so little understood I talk about it. Sadly, of course, when we hear that the cause of all the worlds misery is within us as is the cure it’s hard to take. We are all engaged in a holy war against the other.
So what we hear someone say the hatred that drives our holy war for justice is the cause of all our suffering, we can hear it only as someone else.’s holy recriminations of the kind we do ourselves.
So it’s always kill the messenger. But look on the bright side. Your hate of hatred can only come from your own internalized contempt for for being called a worthless hater yourself in childhood, but none of that was true. If you didn’t believe yourself, if you didn’t deny you do, you would know you are really OK.
Next time you get angry say to yourself in a nice way, there I go again preferring to blame somebody else to avoid feeling my own self hating pain. Maybe if you stop buying into how you justify that anger and be a bit nicer out there, it will lead to you being a little nicer to yourself.
Also I think it OK to feel rage so long as you direct it at others as little as you can. Look to understand what set you off.