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Old 12-25-2010, 03:01 PM   #3
TheMercenary
“Hypocrisy: prejudice with a halo”
 
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I can't agree more. It is so easy to define people only by the traits we dislike or think we know all about one person or another based on a limited exposure on a limited form of technology. There is much about people all around us that we don't know, and maybe if we did know that tidbit that we disliked, would it radically change they way we think about them from that point forward? Or would it really matter. I have a long time habit of getting along with people around me who can't stand each other. I have never let it define me. Nor what they think about me. These differences are what make us humans and unique in the animal world.
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