What is Evil . . (revisted)

[Rek]

First of all I'd like to say that generalisations (sp?) are the hallmark of a shallow brain. Study, research and true contemplation is anathema to such an unevolved cortex. It goes against the grain. Next . . .

Everything is relative ..... like it or not.

Thirdly, and it's just my opinion ( but I happen to agree with it ) , evil is hate. And the opposite of hate is not love but indifference. Apathy needs kicks. That's where cruelty comes in.

[Laurie]

Fact is okay. But a generalization made by a person is typically interchangeable with "opinion." I disagree that people who generalize are shallow. In fact, the defination of a generalization is the act or process whereby a response is made to a stimulus similar to but not identical with a reference stimulus.

I may not provide fact, statistics, or objective data every time I make a statement, but I don't believe I have to. If I'm merely verbalizing an opinion, then so be it.

Indifference has nothing to do with hate. Feeling uncertain, detached, or impartial doesn't mean I detest, despise, or loathe something/someone.

[Kimmy]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Rek:
[B]First of all I'd like to say that generalisations (sp?) are the hallmark of a shallow brain.


is this a generalization?

[Macbeth]

yes

[Deamon]

Steal Deamon's post idea.. everyone knows only I'm allowed to make posts everyone gets mad at me for and start argueing over the same territory repeatedly..

[JBMoney]

I was going to bring that up. There's only one D-mon.

[Rek]

Generally speaking, you are all right.