Intuitive: I can have compassion for your pain, but it is pretty hard to be sympathetic to folks who called you a liar for telling the truth and then chased you out of town for it--because the facts didn't fit the Wave myth.
There was an uncalled-for level of thuggery, ferocity and lack of civility coming from your leaders over a simple difference of opinion. What pained the most, though, was what we critics were saying was true and what your leaders were saying was false--over and over.
Have we ever made mistakes? Of course. But to tell the truth, I think few of us made the exact same mistake, believed the same liars, and bought the same faux bill of goods over and over again, year after year the way most of the Wave supporters did. [And which some are still doing.]
Are you asking compassion for your stupidity in believing the unbelievable story of Wave as told to you by leaders and self-anointed 'experts'--the story where you buy and hold and you become rich?
I've got compassion for mistakes (if they are not repeated) and pain (if it isn't self-induced). As hard as it is to recognize, you are reaping what you have sown. The story you believed in had zero credibility and zero evidence any of it was true. Yet, you believed.
Again and again you trusted the untrustworthy. Again and again you handed over hard cash in exchange for worthless promises that came with a long history of being worthless.
Perhaps you were expecting another ending?
Wave has spent half a billion dollars of shareholder money. Has so much as a crumb ever fallen your way? Do you think that will change drastically if the R/S passes?
Excuse me if you expect sympathy for that. If you don't see what is wrong with the equation, I'm sorry.
Blue
