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Mormon Media Observer on MormonTimes.com: Ignoring Prop. 8 backers' spirituality
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It is pointless to criticize the media -- just as pointless as it would be to criticize you. However, I do feel badly that, in the end, all this gall will only end up hurting the people who are spewing it. This means those on both sides who are engaging with acid comments. There is no end to bitterness until it totally consumes the soul of he or she who harbors it. It is like a person who takes poison and then expects the person who is the object of his vengeance to die. For your own sake, all of you should learn to let go of bitterness. I say, debate without hate!
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