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Interesting.Whether its a devilish demon, a competitive rival, or an unpopular world leader, is it possible for ANY human to not identify a specific entity as an 'enemy'? If so, how is it accomplished (in other words, NOT idealogical)?
Interesting! Perhaps (assuming that it is necessary to choose enemies over the course of your life) a hermit would choose HIMSELF as his enemy, or perhaps an imaginary volleyball would be his enemy!What if you are a hermit, and nobody knows you exist? How could they not like you if they don't even know you exist?
Whether its a devilish demon, a competitive rival, or an unpopular world leader, is it possible for ANY human to not identify a specific entity as an 'enemy'? If so, how is it accomplished (in other words, NOT idealogical)?
That doesn't seem to follow logic. That sounds more like perspective rather than reality. If everyone is considered by someone else to be an enemy, how exactly would you define the characteristics of someone that does NOT consider anyone to be an enemy?It is possible for an individual to not identify someone else as an enemy. However, it is impossible for an individual to not be identified by someone else as their enemy. In other words, there is nobody out there that someone else doesn't consider an enemy.
That doesn't seem to follow logic. That sounds more like perspective rather than reality. If everyone is considered by someone else to be an enemy, how exactly would you define the characteristics of someone that does NOT consider anyone to be an enemy?
I mean, it's like saying that some people are completely good and some are completely bad.
Interesting! Perhaps (assuming that it is necessary to choose enemies over the course of your life) a hermit would choose HIMSELF as his enemy, or perhaps an imaginary volleyball would be his enemy!
I disagree. Everyone hates. There are those who accept that fact and try to fight hatred and those who are in denial and engage in blind hatred.
Where exactly does all of this hatred come from? Race itself? Creed itself? No. These things are DERIVATIVE of 'hatred' itself. Hatred finds an outlet in different objects, but it stems from a human source. Or are you trying to argue that racism exists only for racism's sake, etc.
I disagree. Everyone hates. There are those who accept that fact and try to fight hatred and those who are in denial and engage in blind hatred.
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I disagree I hate no one nor do I know anyone who I wish harm to. Perhaps you should choose your friends with more caution. I have very few friends because I choose to & it has served me well. IF you hate anyone then that's something personal you have to handle for yourself. Your taught to hate someone in life because of someone else, it's up to you to move past that.
Disliking someone is a different subject we all dislike someone or something.
Of course. I have no enemies.Whether its a devilish demon, a competitive rival, or an unpopular world leader, is it possible for ANY human to not identify a specific entity as an 'enemy'?
Do you really have to ask?If so, how is it accomplished (in other words, NOT idealogical)?
Why is it necessary?Interesting! Perhaps (assuming that it is necessary to choose enemies over the course of your life) a hermit would choose HIMSELF as his enemy, or perhaps an imaginary volleyball would be his enemy!
Jesus had enemies.
you must have an awfully broad definition of 'hate'.who do you hate?i don't really feel i 'hate' anyone.sure there are people i'd rather not be around because they've given me a reason to not want them around but i don't wish them ill will or 'hate' them.perhaps i'm not understanding your point.I disagree. Everyone hates. There are those who accept that fact and try to fight hatred and those who are in denial and engage in blind hatred.
Where exactly does all of this hatred come from? Race itself? Creed itself? No. These things are DERIVATIVE of 'hatred' itself. Hatred finds an outlet in different objects, but it stems from a human source. Or are you trying to argue that racism exists only for racism's sake, etc.
I have no enemies.
I hate no one.
I used to have enemies once upon a time......... They died.