> I'd suggest spending more time studying words to relive your extremism.

Should one study words to relive extremism? Or should one study words to relieve extremism?

To a doctor of linguistics: "Dr, my extremism... What should I do about it - with words?!? Please help."

That is the question.

Does the doctor answer thusly: "Study the words to relive the extremism! There is your answer!" says he.

or does he say: "Study the words to relieve and soothe the painful, abrasive extremism. Do it twice daily, before meals."

Sage advice in either case methinks.

I think the personal pronoun you use is very interesting.

In your case, you seemed to be representing the common idea of a different culture, ie 'my society thought your society was this or that', eg 'Muslims think western societies to be greedy and unkind'.

Do you really think of yourself as one of many? If so, which type do you identify as? And then, do you think you are personally responsible for the actions of others of your type?

I personally think the general usage of a general collective pronouns to be inevitably misleading, but has the benefit of allowing one's preferred poor and unsubstantiated beliefs to be stated as indisputable fact.

> There's always another option: don't implement age verification laws at all.

Where do you go to vote for this option?

So why is it not our society? Are you an unintegrated human, hence why you have the external view on things?