Why do people gang up on other people?
Posted March 19th, 2009 by admin 6 Comments »
tangerine(RIP Aussie arson vics) asked:
Many years ago, my mother worked at a medical supply company in a small town. There was a woman who worked there who had been involved in a scandal a year or two before. She had been caught having sex with a well-respected, widowed Baptist minister at a local church. Not surprisingly, the minister was removed from his post shortly thereafter. However, when this woman came to work at the company, a group of other women ganged up on her by making snide comments and references to the scandal to her face. These bitches were so vicious, the poor woman eventually had a nervous breakdown! Why did they gang up on her? Her affair with the minister was no skin off their noses!
To sheilajones3: How does the “eye for an eye” rule apply here? The woman did nothing to those skanks.
Many years ago, my mother worked at a medical supply company in a small town. There was a woman who worked there who had been involved in a scandal a year or two before. She had been caught having sex with a well-respected, widowed Baptist minister at a local church. Not surprisingly, the minister was removed from his post shortly thereafter. However, when this woman came to work at the company, a group of other women ganged up on her by making snide comments and references to the scandal to her face. These bitches were so vicious, the poor woman eventually had a nervous breakdown! Why did they gang up on her? Her affair with the minister was no skin off their noses!
To sheilajones3: How does the “eye for an eye” rule apply here? The woman did nothing to those skanks.