Originally posted by Grampy Bobby8. "Aversion." - hakima
RECAP:
1. "Male seed" - Palynka
2. "Wrath" - jb70
3. "Not understanding" - uzless, PBE6
4. "Ignorance" - Policestate
5. "Inequality" - Scotty70
6. "Fear" - divegeester
7. "Arrogance" - gb
8. ____________
9. "Extreme ignorance." - MISTER CHESS
10. " Fear manifested." - rookie
11. "Low self esteem." - gb
12. _______________
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyO.k., that's a start.
Disloyalty, dishonesty, deception for starters (along with brussel sprouts, as a child, but thanks to my parents decided they're good).
Next: Have you ever been blinded by hate towards an act of disloyalty?
if so, what did you feel? More importantly: what did you do about it?
Originally posted by SeitseAppreciate your friendly probes, but this conversation isn't about you
O.k., that's a start.
Next: Have you ever been blinded by hate towards an act of disloyalty?
if so, what did you feel? More importantly: what did you do about it?
or me. It's about a major global issue: hatred and what motivates it.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyAnd that is what I said in my initial post: it's like love, you have to experience it in order to grasp it.
Appreciate your friendly probes, but this conversation isn't about you
or me. It's about a major global issue: hatred and what motivates it.
Coherent with my opinion, therefore, I am trying my best to help you to dissipate your initial inquires.
Aristotle once said: For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them. Experiential learning is called.
Originally posted by SeitseObjective 'rational thought' brain storming is in view not subjective
And that is what I said in my initial post: it's like love, you have to experience it in order to grasp it.
Coherent with my opinion, therefore, I am trying my best to help you to dissipate your initial inquires.
Aristotle once said: For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them. Experiential learning is called.
experience or an empirical lab. Think big: what motivates hatred?
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI see we're not understanding each other, good Bob.
Objective 'rational thought' brain storming is in view not subjective
experience or an empirical lab. Think big: what motivates hatred?
I gave you already my opinion on how you can discover its motivations by yourself. My job here is merely to assist you in the search and discovery of your own answers, not to impose my views on you.
It is my humble opinion that such method of discovery is thinking big. Thinking big, in my very humble opinion, is not to provide chewed, simplistic answers.
Got Camus?
Originally posted by SeitseThanks, as always, for your good intentions.
I see we're not understanding each other, good Bob.
I gave you already my opinion on how you can discover its motivations by yourself. My job here is merely to assist you in the search and discovery of your own answers, not to impose my views on you.
It is my humble opinion that such method of discovery is thinking big. Thinking big, in my very humble opinion, is not to provide chewed, simplistic answers.
Got Camus?
Originally posted by SeitsePersonally, I hate evasion.
You're welcome.
So, what has triggered hate in you in the past, how did you react, and how did it make you feel afterwards?
You know, when a person purposely refrains from responding to the question clearly being asked in attempt to steer the conversation away from the point clearly being made.
Power struggler...
Originally posted by FreakyKBHMe too.
Personally, I hate evasion.
You know, when a person purposely refrains from responding to the question clearly being asked in attempt to steer the conversation away from the point clearly being made.
Power struggler...
But be kind to Bob. He has his own style, that's all.
Originally posted by SunburntMy loathing for GB's willful ignorance and arrogant posturing knows no bounds. I can't say I hate him, but, I despise his actions. As a result I try to ignore him. The alternative is anger and I just don't care that much about him to be angry with him all the time.
Somebody cue Hand.
I remain hopeful that GB will change his ways. Till then, I have no use for him and won't waste my time.
On the subject of hatred in general, I'm all for it. Emotion makes us human. In a purely rational society we'd not take care of the weak, the sick, the elderly, they're a waste of resources. Hence emotions, even hatred, shape our society in a positive fashion.
Hatred's a survival trait, a tool and a curse. Fear the man that doesn't hate. Those of us that have the capacity to do terrible things without hatred are wicked indeed.