We, people, as a group, are very strong. We firmly believe in something very firmly. And whoever decides to oppose against what we believe in, we taunt and mock and jeer at them, we insult them so much that even they begin to think that maybe they're wrong. As a group, yes, we're very strong. But I don't think we're strong as individuals. Ask anyone to stand up alone and shout out to the world that he believes in something, and he won't be able to. Not for long.

The thing is we as a group know we have each other, we know that it's us against everyone. But when we're alone, we're on the other side of the situation. We're the ones being mocked at instead of the one mocking other people. We're the ones being ostracized.

Sometimes I think whether all the people in a group actually do have a common objective or goal. Or maybe some of them just don't want to be alone. They just want to know they have a group on which they can rely on instead of be alone and have noone. Maybe all we need is a little support and we hold on to it for dear life. All we need is to feel a little less alone even if it means making some one else feel more alone.