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: Crime & Federalism

I'm Back and Things are Changing

By Mike

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It just hit me why my blogging grew stale.  I got tired of being nice to people.  I became worried about offending hypocrites, charlatans, and other shady characters.  I never had a huge readership, but I had a large enough of one that I didn't want to lose readers. I was so lame. Why should I censor myself for the sake of the immoral?  Why should I care if people I wouldn't like in "real life" read my blog?  I've made some good friends through this blog; and my blog is a form of social networking.  So shouldn't I just be myself and let those who will reject me, reject me?  The people I love all say they most appreciate my brutal honesty and candor.  Why should I censor myself for those who I don't - and never would - love? I suppose there is a time and place to be nice...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on January 03, 2008 (boomark / email).

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