[CJ Wolf]

Everyone saw what happened but the watched 50 different movies. The emotional aspect comes from what happened and the desire to make rational sense of it despite what was told to us.

[JockoManning]

I have a lot of emotions about the event and the globalist perpetrators. That doesn't generalize to my feeling upset and angry with folks who discuss it with me from different perspectives than mine.

Somehow the 'ownership' of the event and words others say about the event seems to be a very emotionally laden personal thing for some people--justifying their hostility against those whose opinions about it differ from their own.