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2004-05-20 05:16 pm (UTC)
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I'm reminded of the Japanese tradition that both parties involved in a quarrel were equally responsible. Which is true, or at least v. relevant, more often than people like.
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Date: 2004-05-20 05:16 pm (UTC)I'm reminded of the Japanese tradition that both parties involved in a quarrel were equally responsible. Which is true, or at least v. relevant, more often than people like.