"Some people are hated just because..."

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Isn't language (spoken or written) easily "twisted" to enable us to hear/read it in many ways?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Here are three concise on topic quotes for the road:

“Hate is a useless emotion.” ―Carrie Jones, Need

Hatred is the coward's revenge for being intimidated.” ―George Bernard Shaw

Hate is the father of all evil.” ―David Gemmell, Fall of Kings

Thoughts?

Originally posted by The Gravedigger
Here is a queer thing guys.
I am rich. not bill gates or warren buffet rich.
But worth about 2 million quid kinda rich.

Yet I hate everyone including myself.
Steadily drinking myself to death and wondering who to leave my money to.

Originally posted by hakima
That's a lot of money...
I wanted to say "leave it to me, you'll be glad you did"
but that wouldn't be right and
I really hate hearing about anyone hating themselves
the way you said you do...

I hope you find peace, amazing things to do with your money
and with really great people, while you live,
and spend it all before you go...

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Appreciate your kindness, hakima.

Originally posted by FMF
None of them withstand much scrutiny in my opinion.

“Hate is often a useless emotion.” ― not Carrie Jones, Need

In certain situations, hatred can be the coward's revenge for being intimidated.” ―not George Bernard Shaw

Hate is behind so many evil deeds.” ― not David Gemmell, Fall of Kings

Originally posted by NoEarthlyReason
You sure are pedantic, mister.

Originally posted by FMF
If quotes are mere dollops of overgeneralizing waffle posing as wisdom, then there's no harm in saying so. They are surely offered for scrutiny and consideration, right? 😉

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Originally posted by The Gravedigger
Here is a queer thing guys.
I am rich. not bill gates or warren buffet rich.
But worth about 2 million quid kinda rich.

Yet I hate everyone including myself.
Steadily drinking myself to death and wondering who to leave my money to.

Originally posted by FMF
If quotes are mere dollops of overgeneralizing waffle posing as wisdom, then there's no harm in saying so. They are surely offered for scrutiny and consideration, right? 😉

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
One of my favorite provocative quotes on page three is, "A loving person lives in a loving world.
A hostile person lives in a hostile world: everyone you meet is your mirror." -Ken Keyes Jr.

Originally posted by Suzianne
Yes, but you took these quotes, changed them to *not* mean what they meant, and then said that the person originally quoted did not say the new quote.

Originally posted by Suzianne
Just what is wrong with you, anyways?