Why Do We Keep Forgiving the Unforgivable?

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The discussion revolves around the complexities of public figures and the emotions they evoke, particularly hate. Participants express disdain for various individuals, including Fred Phelps, Osama bin Laden, and other controversial figures, citing their actions as deserving of strong negative feelings. Some argue against hating public figures they don't know personally, suggesting that judgments based on secondhand information can be misleading. The conversation also touches on the futility of hate, with some participants noting that it can be self-destructive and unproductive. There is a call for a clearer distinction between freedom of speech and incitement to harm, indicating a desire for more responsible discourse. Overall, the thread highlights the tension between personal feelings and societal issues, as well as the challenges of navigating public perceptions of individuals.
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Mk said:
My hatred of breasts causes me trouble.

my love of breasts cause me trouble
 
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my love of breasts caused me to double
 
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I hate David Beckham, an English football player. Every bit of publicity about him turns out good. He cheats on his wife countless times and he is still the golden boy. He is a rubbish football player compared to what he used to be like, but people still hail him as a great one. This man appears in newspapers almost daily. I remember being appalled that they used half a page to comment that Beckham likes Doctor Who. ARGH!
 

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