IIIIITHE1IIIII on 25 June 2012
| Jay520 said: Well, the1, how do you suggest we judge people if not by their actions? I say we can like, dislike, love, hate whoever we want if we base these feelings off their actions. Should we act off of these feelings? No, I'm not saying that. If there's someone who always steals your lunch money, it's okay to dislike him. And if he always rapes children, then it'll be okay to extremely dislike him. And extreme dislike is hate. And it makes sense in this case. You seem to imply our feelings for others should not be based off their actions. So what should they be based off of? |
Did I? All I did was saying that I don't hate the individual, but its actions. An individual makes actions based on stored experiences from the past. I may hate those experiences which made him do it, and I may hate the things that he do, but I won't hate him for acting according to how his surroundings made him act. That makes no sense.
Associating an individual with certain actions is something else.
