Dan Urtiz
2021-03-01 20:37:22 UTC
In my opinion, certain races and ethnicities of the world might tend to be more unjustly violent than others might be. But it might not be so politically savvy or socially safe for me to list those races openly, lest such lash out in anger or in lawsuit.
There might also exist races as such with a propensity to more readily know who the “bad” people of the world might be, perhaps even possessing a sort of psychic intuition. They might, for instance, be able to sometimes detect the emotion of hate, the likes of which might be a precursor to certain kinds of violence.
Such an ability, if it be real, might sometimes need to remain latent, or at the very least kept low key. After all, the haters of the world, which might be many and sometimes be powerful, might sometimes find such hate detectors to be a threat to them, or at the very least a nuisance.
This might sound dismal, but I surmise that the haters of the world might often be more in number than the non-haters. But God might be on the side of love, and he is a mighty ally for non-haters to have, if he truly exists.
Think order, and perhaps not always democracy. If it were strictly a matter of voting then haters, if they are truly in fact more numerous than non-haters, might win politically.
There might, one might propose, be those who are both haters and lovers. But such is, to myself, poppycock of being half ass, perhaps akin with allying oneself to both God and Satan, God possibly himself being a force of love.
It is perhaps normal enough or popular enough to hate. But I personally find love to be more satisfying to take part in. Do you hate me already simply for saying that? Certain of you just might. As Socrates might once have quipped, Know thyself,
Dan
There might also exist races as such with a propensity to more readily know who the “bad” people of the world might be, perhaps even possessing a sort of psychic intuition. They might, for instance, be able to sometimes detect the emotion of hate, the likes of which might be a precursor to certain kinds of violence.
Such an ability, if it be real, might sometimes need to remain latent, or at the very least kept low key. After all, the haters of the world, which might be many and sometimes be powerful, might sometimes find such hate detectors to be a threat to them, or at the very least a nuisance.
This might sound dismal, but I surmise that the haters of the world might often be more in number than the non-haters. But God might be on the side of love, and he is a mighty ally for non-haters to have, if he truly exists.
Think order, and perhaps not always democracy. If it were strictly a matter of voting then haters, if they are truly in fact more numerous than non-haters, might win politically.
There might, one might propose, be those who are both haters and lovers. But such is, to myself, poppycock of being half ass, perhaps akin with allying oneself to both God and Satan, God possibly himself being a force of love.
It is perhaps normal enough or popular enough to hate. But I personally find love to be more satisfying to take part in. Do you hate me already simply for saying that? Certain of you just might. As Socrates might once have quipped, Know thyself,
Dan