After having lost 1 XP (from the -3 rep), I'm starting to see that people are just downvoting because they disagree with my "rant." Like I said originally, that's fine. The main purpose of the meditation/discussion was to get feedback from other monks and find out the flaw in my logic/attitude/what-have-you. In other words, just don't blindly downvote because you disagree. Write a reply... Please. I'd like to hear how others feel about this particular situation.

Note: As shotgunefx puts it... "That's what ignore is for." Now, why didn't I think of that before? It's a great point, in addition to grinder and crazyinsomniac. Yet another reminder that the CB can be a wild place and there's a way to control how much madness reaches your doorstep.

I hope to at least get something constructive out of this whole ordeal...

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