I'm mad as hell!

[sammytray]

Originally Posted by Dan22

History repeats itself eh? I love this clip and think it is as relevant today as it was back then. The only problem is once you yell and say you want things to change you need solutions to make things better. Kind of like Obama and his minions wanting change, change, change. But change to what? I guess we will find out.

Yes, becareful what we wish for!

[Magamud]

Great movie and the topics discussed back then are just recycled now and forever more.

And its not anger its PASSION BABY!

Feel the liberation!

My Jedi Master right now is Alan Watt

www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com

[blastawaycas]

ALMOST 3am UK I JUST LET THE DOGS OUT AND IT FELT GOOD YELLING I'M AS MAD AS HELL I'M NOT GONNA TAKE IT ANYMORE AHEEM I AM BRITISH AND LIKE ALL BRITS A BIT RESERVED THE DOGS RAN BACK IN, A FEW NEIGHBOURHOOD LIGHTS WENT ON, AND I WOKE OUR LASS UP, I'M GOING TO BED BEFORE THE BOBBYS TURN UP................................................ ...........BUT IT FELT LIBERATING

[Dominic]

That is great. I have yelled outside a few times lately. It helps.

[Ampgod]

At the beginning of my process I was very angry and it motivated me to no end!
As knowledge came in I started to understand more of the bigger picture.
Then I chilled out quite a bit.

Myself, I don't think I'll hang my head out the window to yell, but if I heard someone else yelling, I'd SMILE a lot. I tend to write letters. For instance, here's a note to the Chairman of Lloyd's of London (Peter Levine).

My Dear Lord,

Is this true? Does Lloyd's truly insure risk linked to the Burmese junta? If not, thank goodness! If so, please discretely wipe your hands of blood and suffering, while putting money in your pocket. No badness will be thanked. In fact, it will be boycotted.

A full disclosure of all Burma-related risks would be welcome, in order to ensure investor/public scrutiny and decisions. There absolutely must be alternate ways to earn a living, where one's occupation does not kill other people, e.g. farming and midwifery.

I also just CHAT up the day. So, when I'm at my local convenience store, with marketing TV monitors on either side of my head at the till, being irradiated by chewing gum promotions, I'll ask the guy, "You know, what's up with these monitors? They kind of, you know, clamp my head. I can't even see you there, because it's, um, this blinking gum and soda is blinding me." (Which is true, it's like a night vision effect.)

My kids know already. When I say, wow, that really pis*es me off, I'M GOING TO WRITE A LETTER. Maybe it's futile, but it cheers me immensely. The thing is, I often get letters back, thanking me or, if not that, then a show of engagement to begin dialogue. It's all good, I think.

There are still fights I have burning.

[fox222]

st. augustine said anger is the first step to courage

[sammytray]

Originally Posted by fox222

st. augustine said anger is the first step to courage

I believe that