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that is pretty vague there, i may be able to produce more insight if you are willing to add more specifics about the situation. for now ill try and deal with what youve given... it seems to me that betrayal is very often times produced by a persons ignorance. other times it may be that they are forced to choose between the lesser of two evils. no one with "normal" psychological behavior wants to betray another human being. as for answering your question directly, personally i would not confront the betrayer. if they appeared "proud" of their actions, i would not feel the need to waste any of my time with that person or that situation. but for any situation that i may feel the need to do so (for whatever reason) i always maintain the fact that being up front and honest is always the best policy, regardless of the circumstances.
"UNIX is an operating system, OS/2 is half an operating system, Windows is a shell, and DOS is a boot partition virus. ~Peter H. Coffin"
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