I need help NOW!!!

[Grizzly]

That's good to hear. It's always good to take as step back and look at the overall picture and scheme of things. I'll give you an example.

When I was deployed to Iraq, I got shot at from a mosque, the same one, every day for about 2 weeks. We were always on foot when it happened and knew it was going to happen. But, we never returned fire into that mosque. The main reason was becuase we knew in the grand scheme of things, it would have set us back pretty far from where we (by we I mean the US/NATO and my unit) wanted to be. The local population wouldn't like it and it would create more enemies. We would just take as much cover as we could as we pushed through the area. Eventually (after a few weeks) the shooting stopped and we started to get good intel, the reason was because we were respecting the local population. That intel is some that we wouldn't have ever gotten had we shot back even a couple bullets.

I know it's not the same situation for you, but, the overall lesson that can be learned is the same and a good one.

It's always better to reserve judgement for a clear head than base your decisions off your emotions.