Thanks guys, wise words, will try to follow them, but it's easier said than done.
@TarzanBeta
I am trying, I am trying. Don't think I can hide behind "I am a non native speaker" argument either.
@MrMask
1. Agree. However I used the term loosely, as a first step in a long chain of Eureka moments, hopefully a life long. My understanding is that it is
not a two-state boolean description of the conscience.
2. Again agree. Although it's hard to do and brings a risk of snobbery to anyone who is trying to achieve excellence, commendably so.
3. Yet again agree. The crap is everywhere. Did not realise that it's fashionable now, but I can see your point when I stop and think about it. In my
circles people still laugh when a word conspiracy is thrown.
4. Can’t do that for now
5. Agree to a degree. During most if not all wars and revolutions, people on the front line were simply played. On the other hand if people do not
express strongly their indignations to TPTB, this will be taken by TPTB as an OK. Also sometimes "strongly" have to be very strong when the less
strong expressions of unhappiness do not work. I am afraid (I hope I am wrong) that any person can be found guilty of braking some law, it's bearable
currently because there are still many people act decently, just wait till some of their comforts are taken away from them.
6. Yeah, how do you deal with those?