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Old 02-02-2009, 18:39   #63
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Re: Nurse suspended for offering to pray for patient's recovery

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Originally Posted by Rob M View Post
Having read, re-read, and then read again, Russ' post, at no time does he say that. What he appears to me to be saying is that there are certain people who seem to find offence at everything, and who seem to want to over analyse things (possibly even seeing things that aren't there). These people are (obviously) more easily offended, and offended by many (many) things that wouldn't offend more sensible (less reactionary, critical, seemingly hard done by) individuals.
Does that actually negate the offence they have felt?
If someone is sensitive to certain things, should they be ignored if they take offence?
"Oh it's ok, he's just sensitive, ignore him, it doesn't matter we've offended him"
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