GeneP59 wrote:

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Sax and violins!  

Thin Line Between Love & Hate

"embracing hate (and violence) is toxic"

-miamizsun

 R_P wrote:

Worthy read. I have read a great deal about the thoughts along these lines. I must say that I don't see it quite as simply, which shouldn't be a surprise. 
Where the internet is concerned I try not to take on personal implication, though some of that might in fact be healthy, certainly where there inhabits a seemingly impervious faith and worldview. I personally feel that all thoughts and beliefs can be impervious to a point where life lessons in terms of love and hate are glaringly apparent. 
It would seem then that logic or reason as juxtaposed to the porous notions of unconditional LOVE is irreconcilable when the worlds collide and the Earth is trashed by people who claim to love it and love other people.
Having been called everything from a closet liberal to a fence sitter to a hate enabler and adept at deflecting the ignorant assumptions, I have, in my life,  found plenty of cause for internal examination.
Perhaps more thoughts later. Thanks Richard.

The Guy Who Just Loves Everyone
Love of humanity necessitates the hatred of injustice.

 pilgrim wrote:

a bit late but 

hope you and yours are well 

 Red_Dragon wrote:

or maybe evil isnt all its wrapped up to be?
its all a mystery.

 black321 wrote:

"please allow me to introduce myself.. "

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:

...if the devil exists, then so does God
or in secular terms, what is wrong and right.
so, why does the devil/wrong exist?

I always found the devil lies in the details

 miamizsun wrote:

the choice is clear, but if it were only that easy...the whole yin/yang, duality thing

 miamizsun wrote:

a. wins in a landslide 


Let's hope the electoral college does its job 

Marvin said it best when he sang "only love can conquer hate".

a. love
b. hate

the center of the universe implores you to pick one

 miamizsun wrote:

 miamizsun wrote:

 miamizsun wrote:

Is this a trick question?

“And God said “love your enemy”. I obeyed him and loved myself.” 

Kahlil Gibran

 oldviolin wrote:

thanks!
i'm officially doubling down on refusing to hate!
i've gone a s far to delete it from my biological hard drive
frees up some space for something useful 

any suggestions?