I’m sure it has happened to all of us, at least once in our lives.
You remember that time you got so caught up in that issue that all reason and rationality fell to its death at the behest of your heightened emotions.
You were so frantic with anxiety and emotion that anyone who disagreed with you (on a single point of contention) became relegated in your mind to the category of unsophisticated fool at best…or evil bigot at worst.
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