> And when they are, you turn it into personal drama apparently so that you don't have to face dealing with what you've actually said. That was me explaining t

> And when they are, you turn it into personal drama apparently so that you don't have to face dealing with what you've actually said. That was me explaining the background behind my reasoning. Including personal anecdotes. Personal anecdotes are emotional, and you call it drama instead. You still haven't engaged the topic, other than to say that my proposed solution is "some imaginary world." Yes, PROPOSED solutions are "imaginary worlds" until you act on them. That's how that works. I get that you didn't like my first comment, and I agree I didn't explain my entire world-view well in 140 characters. When I tried to go deeper into my world-view, I was met with nothing but insults and meta-discussion. I'm not interested in either.