Drama llama update

[essentialsaltes]

I had hoped this would've been a better solution, but the student-organized prom apparently had just 9 attendees.

Comments

Re: public opinion

[essentialsaltes.livejournal.com]

I'm not really clear on what you've been trying to argue

Well, when you write something like: "I'm not too worried though- no matter the outcome, the public has already rendered their verdict on the involved parties, and that'll likely be unchanged."

It sounds like: "No biggie. Everything is fine!"

I'm not trying to illegalize hate, or debate it away. I'm just standing up and pointing and saying, "Look. There's some hate. Everything is not fine."

Re: public opinion

[ono-sendai.livejournal.com]

I'm not saying 'everything's fine'- I'm saying 'things will turn out fine'. I don't imagine this situation turning out badly for the wronged parties, which I think is both refreshing and nice to know. Most situations like this are far more up in the air, but mostly due to general public interest, I think the affected parties will be ok. I think that's pretty great.