Imagine it's one of those grievance-related email chains that becomes a quagmire of perceived insults, frustrated miscommunications and thinly veiled provocations.
Extremist militants in Mali and Algeria, even when they employ the al Qaeda label, are motivated by local grievances rather than global jihad and capitalise on the failure of governments to address those grievances.
RT responded with a statement: "When a journalist disagrees with the editorial position of his or her organisation, the usual course of action is to address those grievances with the editor, and, if they cannot be resolved, to quit like a professional.
On the other hand, some of the grievances are legitimate.
The first is that players don't normally air those kinds of grievances so bluntly for the world to hear.
Chinese officials may well have noted, however, that among the demonstrators' hotch-potch of grievances those relating to China's politics were unusually conspicuous.China's vice-president, Xi Jinping, who is all but certain to take over from Mr Hu as China's party chief late this year, and as president early next, will probably find Hong Kong politics even more troublesome than Mr Hu has.
That means creating a new narrative, a new way of living, for our lives and for our country's life (in Ghana or in America), strong enough to replace the old narrative fueled by those disruptive forces of corruption, grievances, ignorance, fear, economic inequalities and bad leadership.
There's a calmly bitter scene in which Vittorio confronts Margherita after their breakup and delivers to her a litany of pent-up grievances, and those criticisms end up reflecting as much on her art as on her private actions.
