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Originally posted by Cloudbringer:
I am asking that you all stop this and let it go!
Liliara, I understand you are upset, but it's time to heal our own wounds here at IW. Our community has been rocked by anger and frustration and bitterness. THIS is not the usual way our forum operates. I would like to think that it's a form of temporary madness. Dio apologized there in that thread.. he is as overwhelmed by the latest tragedies as anyone else. I took him to task there and in instant msgr.. you know what? He is pained by those events and tired and said things in ways he didn't quite realize would be taken the way they were. So again.. let it go, please. 
To all of you who read this:
Please try and control any anger you may feel - your fellow forum members should NOT be the targets. We are all deeply moved by the attacks here.. even our members from other countries feel for us in our time of sorrow. We are in mourning for thousands of innocents, and that grief has manifested some shock and then anger. This is a normal part of any grieving process and I ask that you remember, your fellow forum members are not to blame... and they feel as badly...some cannot express it as well as others. Let's not tear ourselves apart while we grieve. 
Cloudy
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Sorry CLOUDY! Didn't mean to anger you!!!!!!
Of COURSE I know that no one here is to blame! Please excuse me for wanting to have MY OWN OPINION!!!! I am not here during the usual hours! This means I have to catch up on things behind everyone else!
By the way, should I stop my feelings on a comment someone makes simply because you don't approve? I also placed an apology at the beginning of my statement. When you saw this, if you didn't want to become upset, you shouldn't have read further.
I AM allowed last time I checked to express my displeasure at statements as long as I don't flame!
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