Robert Walker
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I recognize that some parties put forth minimal effort to understand posts made by others. They are at times, too worried about trying to orchestrate their crowd pleasing response or regrettably are simply just intellectual buffoons. The down side is this leads to spewing out uneducated theories, about the motives, feelings and intentions of others.the baffling part is how you feel she should give up bob![]()
On the flip side, those who chose to mentally engage, had zero problem understanding my previous point.
So, to repeat in simpler terms: Michelle, it is easy to see you are consumed by this issue. Please continue to engage in this cause if you think it is really worth it, however, take time to breathe, use some moderation along the way and realize, it really is okay to stop if the cost to your personally becomes too high, despite the Roman Colosseum screaming for you to "Destroy Caesar".
If continuing is worth it to her and if she doesn't mind that other aspects in her life suffer because of it, (equal and opposite reactions) then by all means, carry on.
Everyone seems to love a David vs. Goliath story. When Goliath is excessively rich and is boastful about his "good deeds" it makes it even better. Michelle is the Gladiator, in the arena for the amusement of many. My point is, just because we scream fight doesn't mean she has to wield her sword any longer. If Michelle recognizes that the cost is too great, it honestly is okay for her to put her sword down, because in the end, it is her fighting, not us. It is her mental toll to bear, not ours.
I've stated clearly that Michelle is in the right, however, when one is consumed by a goal/task/job it is often hard for that person to realize just how consumed they truly are, especially if all the voices cheering you on are demanding blood.
So... I offer an alternate perspective, a cautionary tale, that despite being right, there are regrettably some times in life when the prize does not justify the cost. If Ty was here doing the same thing as Michelle, I would offer the exact same advice to him as well, but he is not.
On a different note:
While I appreciate both the blatantly public and behind the scenes attempts to call my profile signature hypocritical, I attest that there is nothing hypocritical about fighting the harder right, even if the harder right is putting yourself first and knowing when enough is enough. As stated before, Michelle is not deciding to between right vs. wrong, only between two rights. If someone wants to knock themselves out using my signature to address Ty, go for it. I choose not to because he is not here, and barking at the wall all day only illustrates you didn't need that pet dog after all.
Does a husband seek justice for his murdered daughter only to win a conviction but lose his wife, job and entire savings in the process? While fighting his daughter's murderer is a "great" worthwhile cause, given the choice, his family, job and retirement may be a "better" cause. Knowing when to put the brakes on is key. Maybe now is the time, maybe later is better?
