What he/she is saying, is that we thrive on conflict so much, that we’re even creating it ourselves when it doesn’t find us on its own. Such as… getting ourselves worked up over nothings, and suing people over stupid matters.

If you stop and try to dig to the crux of any issue, its that we thrive in conflict. People don’t feel as though they are living, unless they are in strife & turmoil of some type. Which brings the phrase to mind… “Pain is how you know your alive.”

Conflict is one thing, suing each other for stupid matters is quite another issue. Let me tell you another: a relative of mine living in the states said they are putting that bark-preventing necklace on their dog (which they feel being inhumane) since neighbors threatened to sue because their dog’s eventual barking (and those neighbors also have “silenced” dogs, btw). There just should be a limit. A limit drawn by reason, if that wouldn’t have been already lost somewhere, that is.