nklr - an open letter to the douchebag in the range rover

[D Critchley]

There is a lot of philosophy wrapped up in the term "rise above the urge toward retribution". For instance, who actually decided that ignoring deliberate nastiness was above the various alternatives? If you turn the other cheek every time, you will run out of places to be hit. Should deliberate nastiness be ignored? Most would say "No". Just a thought, DC DC

On 20/07/2011 11:57, SM wrote: > I think we all realize that it's not a matter of "if" we're going to get cur off / turned in front of / not seen by a motorist in a car, it's a matter of "when". > Good for you for being on the ball enough to avoid the collision, Jeff, but unfortunately the mirror incident only will serve to piss the person off, and probably someone else will be the target of his anger at you. > > Please ride defensively, and try rise above the urge to get retribution in that fashion in the future. > I [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]