Scribbles and Bits

Thanks! It's surprisingly hard to untangle the anti-logic knot, because the rationale isn't actually logical; it's purely emotional, and then rationalized after the fact. It's rationalizing an existing anger to give it a reasonable-sounding cause, when in fact, the anger came first and the logic dances to that tune to justify it, even when it flies in the face of history.

--Rogan