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Charlottesville car crash suspect from NKY

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Some Things they Have done is terrorism just like some things whites have done.

 

As long as we label both groups as terrorists...

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Good question. Maybe some of them get paid to blog about hate. Maybe some sell hateful T-shirts for a living. Some may have a "Go Fund My Hate" page. Some may just panhandle using "Will Hate for Food" signs. Just guessing...

 

I know that this is a serious discussion, but I'm sorry...this is just downright funny. :laugh:

Heaven help me from posting the chapter that I just finished writing regarding this incident that some may object to which could get me booted, and ultimately have the thread locked with the key thrown away.

 

I've got some Friday Night Lights - Kick-Off Party - DJ-ing to do this coming Friday for the arrival of the much anticipated 2017 H.S. Football Season, so I just really can't chance it. :D

I know that this is a serious discussion, but I'm sorry...this is just downright funny. :laugh:

 

If I didn't make fun of these jerks, I would probably be crying about their vile behavior. Just my way of pointing out that these groups spend 24/7 thinking about how they can hate someone. Pathetic waste of time if you ask me.

If I didn't make fun of these jerks, I would probably be crying about their vile behavior. Just my way of pointing out that these groups spend 24/7 thinking about how they can hate someone. Pathetic waste of time if you ask me.

 

I feel ya brother

All Terrorist are Mentally Ill, only way to describe the amount of irrational hate that they perpetuate. No rational person can act like that.

 

This guy needs to be put under a prison.

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Just a friendly reminder to NOT politicize this topic, unless you prefer reading to posting.

 

If you have to question whether something can be discussed because it might be political, assume not.

Heaven help me from posting the chapter that I just finished writing regarding this incident that some may object to which could get me booted, and ultimately have the thread locked with the key thrown away.

 

I've got some Friday Night Lights - Kick-Off Party - DJ-ing to do this coming Friday for the arrival of the much anticipated 2017 H.S. Football Season, so I just really can't chance it. :D

 

I miss those posts! Good luck with football season!

I've been contemplating lately what makes people hate to such a degree that they will do what the guy did in Charlottesville or commit such heinous acts of terrorism or genocide. I can't fathom that kind of hate. It must be so very all-consuming. Hate, it seems, can drive one to mental illness, to the brink of insanity and beyond. While thinking about what drives this kind of hate, I was reminded of a Twilight Zone episode called "I am the night; color me black."

 

Rod Serling described hate this way: "A sickness known as hate. Not a virus, not a microbe, not a germ - but a sickness nonetheless, highly contagious, deadly in its effects. Don't look for it in the Twilight Zone - look for it in a mirror. Look for it before the light goes out altogether."

Hate and darkness... With all the hate we have seen recently and with my mind being on the Sun going dark in a week, I couldn't help but be reminded of this classic episode. I had to watch it again. The ending is very powerful. Give it a watch if you haven't seen it before or if it's been awhile.

 

Here's the ending of that episode:

 

I've been contemplating lately what makes people hate to such a degree that they will do what the guy did in Charlottesville or commit such heinous acts of terrorism or genocide. I can't fathom that kind of hate. It must be so very all-consuming. Hate, it seems, can drive one to mental illness, to the brink of insanity and beyond. While thinking about what drives this kind of hate, I was reminded of a Twilight Zone episode called "I am the night; color me black."

 

Rod Serling described hate this way: "A sickness known as hate. Not a virus, not a microbe, not a germ - but a sickness nonetheless, highly contagious, deadly in its effects. Don't look for it in the Twilight Zone - look for it in a mirror. Look for it before the light goes out altogether."

Hate and darkness... With all the hate we have seen recently and with my mind being on the Sun going dark in a week, I couldn't help but be reminded of this classic episode. I had to watch it again. The ending is very powerful. Give it a watch if you haven't seen it before or if it's been awhile.

 

Here's the ending of that episode:

 

 

Just finished watching that episode. A little surprised that it's one that I've never seen. Definitely interesting, and poignant.

All Terrorist are Mentally Ill, only way to describe the amount of irrational hate that they perpetuate. No rational person can act like that.

 

This guy needs to be put under a prison.

 

Not really a fair statement. What is rational to one person, can be irrational to another. What is the standard of rational, again it's an opinion.

Not really a fair statement. What is rational to one person, can be irrational to another. What is the standard of rational, again it's an opinion.

 

I disagree

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