What if the family was trying to kill you? You just might be too thankful to hate the person who saved you.
The ruler with too much hate in mind usually do not last either. This kind of argument makes no sense.
Everything above it should have been just one paragraph. You could use bullet points. This constant doube spacing single sentence is distracting.
Society is not about people showing hate either. Hate may drive a few people to go further but people driven by love and determination to make things better have cut through mountains just with a hammer and chisel and left more positive and lasting impact. There would be no society if everyone is busy hating each other and afraid to go to sleep, lest someone slit their throat while the are defenseless.
I think love for survival and to live comfortably rules the world. And most people love to survive and love to live comfortably.
Spoiling a kid is not kindness. It's mostly result of laziness or lack of sense or time on part of the parents and sometimes family politics with some selfish adult trying to win over an ignorant child without caring for the results.
The same rules mean they wouldn't be giving you bad grades out of hatred either. How is it even relevant here?
Being hateful on all accounts will only alienate you and makes people think of you as ungrateful selfish jealous person. If people do not deem you to be worth of any love, affection or kindness then they wouldn't want to be with you either.
You see, lack of hate maybe boring. But overload of hate is downright stressful and no one likes constant strain and to surrounded by paranoia.
Yes, because it's trespassing and illegal. Because those security people love the income they get from their job and would like to keep it. And building owners love their property to pay people to secure it from potential damages.
Live luxuriously on other people's money who have to work hard enough to pay those taxes? That's bound to increase resentment in the long run because it's seen as lazy person's hatred towards work. If everyone loved doing that, who will work and from where you would collect taxes from? Lockdown of a month or two hasn't told you how it affects everyone? Most people seem to love to work. Even if they hated work/jobs they had, they still did it for the love of the paycheck that footed their bills. Love for the pay mostly trumps the hate for the job.
Yes, because hating on work to that extent leads to lack of paycheck that they would have loved to encash much more.
You have to come to terms with reality and try to compromise enough to be kind to yourself and the reality. Hating on it 24/7 will give you nothing but stress and will reduce quality of your life and probably it's span.
Giving away all the money out of love, works only if you are willing to live like someone who doesn't have anything. Usually love for oneself and survival instinct kicks in before that level of disregard for self, unless you hate yourself and seeking to punish the person you are. In case of later, you need to ask some questions to yourself and sort it out.
Why would one have this feeling of guilt? Where does it come from? For, it sounds like some kind of personal dilemma and self hatred on that person's part. If you lose your career for something like that, it's not love which is doing it to you. It's lack of it, that's leading you there.
Because they love their lives as well as other people's and do not want you to jeopardize that. If they hated themselves and everyone else, they wouldn't care about licenses. The system wouldn't even be there.
Yea, because in this case, you just damaged something someone else loved and if they let you get away with it, a lot more people may end up losing things or people they love. Love and concern for many > love for a single you.
That's not entirely true. No one can or will always drive you around and many will never do so. But I have helped people a few times and have had people help me out even without asking and drive me to places or doing things for me voluntarily without any expectation of reward at the end. Even cab drivers have given me unexpected free rides. You see, we live in a society. If no one loved the life and didn't need a connection, the situations which you mentioned, wouldn't even exist. People wouldn't work to make a society or to maintain it.
Most of what you said are anecdotal statements and not pertinent as a logical argument to begin with. Weird spacing is not a substitute of a good argument either.
