RoyalSpyder
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I see these celebrity gossip stories all the time when I'm out shopping. They're quite hilarious, but also a bit disturbing. When you're in publicity, there are and will always be those who are out to get you. In other words, they're waiting for the moment where you slip up. Then they'll exaggerate the story, and make up details about your life.
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Chmander
Post 2 |
@Viranty - I agree with you. However, as the notes state above, these pacifistic attempts were often unsuccessful. In my opinion, one of the reasons for this was due to how nothing much can be done, especially if you're not using violence. I'm not saying it's a good thing to fight back, but if you refuse to do so, you're completely helpless and at the mercy of the attackers. Just my thought on the whole thing. |
Viranty
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Back then, I feel that what made a sit down strike so successful is that people initiating the strike refused to use violence, or at least most of them did. After all, isn't it easier to strike someone when they hit you back? By sitting there and refusing to attack when they were attacked, it was a representation of how they refused to stoop to anyone's level.
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