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In reply to the discussion: My problem with DU ...our country ...and our government. [View all]jsr
(7,712 posts)49. No kidding.

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Looking around, listening, and reading, doesn't make me wonder why anymore. nt
adirondacker
Sep 2013
#3
It's certainly a hard balance to strike. I believe in the power of organizing and protesting.
liberal_at_heart
Sep 2013
#6
"SERIOUSLY rooting for an asteroid to slam into this planet" LMAO ...I hear that.
L0oniX
Sep 2013
#11
Don't get too far on the sidelines.. I understand about getting burned out on working campaigns..
mountain grammy
Sep 2013
#22
amen to kayaking as panacea! also connecting with local environmentalism
carolinayellowdog
Sep 2013
#19
I can certainly relate to and agree with your point. I think what maybe drives me crazier
world wide wally
Sep 2013
#17
Thinking that politics and politicians are a vehicle of change is a fool's errand.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Sep 2013
#18
OFFS ...normally I reserve the ignore function for BOGrs but I'll make an exception in your case.
L0oniX
Sep 2013
#44
I haven't been at DU long enough to comment on that part of the OP, but as far as in general
ellenrr
Sep 2013
#25
Shorter LOoniX: "I'm gonna fuckin' stop being so fuckin' angry about all the fuckin' assholes."
alcibiades_mystery
Sep 2013
#28
First of all ignore those here that are here to disrupt. I know it's not easy.
rhett o rick
Sep 2013
#29
I find I have a background level of anger that can rise or fall with what I read on DU.
L0oniX
Sep 2013
#61
another option is - in my experience anyway - taking action helps manage anger and despair
ellenrr
Sep 2013
#65
taking breaks is good, do what you can, and take care of yourself...my nugget for you nt
steve2470
Sep 2013
#83