I hate humanity

On August 29 2012 17:59 RoieTRS wrote:
I'm not going to play pretend, like I do every moment of my day, when there are no repercussions, sorry.
And why should I care if I hurt someone? They aren't me and I have no reason to feel anything for them.

On August 29 2012 17:40 nkr wrote:
People fucking disgust me. Spend two minutes on the internet where people show their true faces due to not having to face any repercussions for their actions, and you end up loathing humanity.

You take every chance you have to belittle others, and do everything in your power to hurt them. And you don't care.

What's the point of our existence and our advancement in technology, if we can't advance ourselves beyond animals?

On August 29 2012 18:07 bITt.mAN wrote:
You're right. It's terrible, it's wrong, shameful, disgusting and disheartening. Without consequences, people will be as vindictive and nasty to eachother as they can.

Three things. First, ask yourself why these (anghsty) kids are so mean? Is it a sign that everything is all happy and nice and right in their lives and hearts? Nope. A lot of the time, people dump their emotional shit on others as a way to cope with all the nasty stuff that's going on in their lives and hearts. ~Bullies~ in school have a reason why they're twisting inside, but what's so terrible is the only way they seek to deal with that pain, is to inflict suffering and hate on people around them. The internet also serves as an outlet for all the pent up frustrations and anxieties of kids who can only think to take it out on other people, rather than dealing with it in a constructive, healing, and proper manner.

Second - you don't need to let it affect you. Its not like in real life where this sort of hate and abuse is flying around right about your ears, and there's risk of bodily confrontation and proper trouble. Its the internet. You can be dissapointed with how immature people are, but internalizing it and getting down about it will only frustrate you, while not changing the status quo one bit. You don't need to take that shit upon yourself, it doesn't need to affect you personally.
In fact, something that is very challenging, but the only real way out, is to work to counter-ballance all the crap people load on eachother.

Thrid, imagine how much of a change it would make, and how much good it would do, if for every bad and mean and wicked comment you recieved, you gave a constructive and kind one. That will often seem like an impossible challenge, to 'love on' and forgive these mean people, when all you feel like doing is succumbing to their insults, and gratifying your ego by insulting them back. Turning the other cheek is really hard, but its the only healthy way to do it. Because the more you take of their crap upon yourself, the worse off you'll be, and you can easily turn into the very type you hate. It's called 'denying yourself' and is completely counter-intuitive, and can be very discouraging at first. You'll probably not see any results the first time, or the second, or the third. But if in faith you trust that it is the right thing to do, and keep on doing it, eventually you will see a change for the better in you, and other people too. Its a way to heal the hurt.

Just don't be discouraged when you see you haven't finished the race yet, and the success seems so far off. No shit, you're still running the race! Now guess where the basis, explaination, justification, and empowerment for this philosophy comes from <:

On August 29 2012 18:16 RoieTRS wrote:

Your tone in OP was accusatory because you said "you", as in *I* am wrong. So I defended myself. And you said I just proved your point. I didn't restate what you said, I even asked a question.