Oh Twitter and your randomness. Here I am supposed to be doing schoolwork, but yet come across something that I of course need to make my opinion know about. I'm going to try to make this quick but lets see what comes out.
So I saw on twitter from a person that I'm following saying that, "To truly hate someone, you had to have loved them at one point.". Okay....so lets argue this just a bit.
My personal opinion is Hate is one of the most powerful words to use. It has more meaning sometimes then people give credit for. You have to have done something really bad to get that word to be labeled at you from me. My list is a small one. People on it really truly deserves the word.
So here is an argument to the statement. I HATE Osama Bin Laden. Like truly hate. Now why in the hell would I ever love this man? See...false statement.
I've been personally done wrong by many people. Friends and Family even. I've disliked them to the point where it was close to hating them, but because I actually did care for them....they didn't get the "hate" label. I almost want to go back to one of my last blogs I wrote about Psychology and "certain" people. People do things that we just don't understand sometimes. Should we hate them for it? Why can't it just be disliked?
I think its harder to hate someone that you actually truly cared for and/or loved. People need to stop using these words so loosely. I'm meaning that for both Love and Hate.
Most of the people on my list that I hate, I never loved. I never cared for. Didn't even have a relationship of any sorts of them. I just knew them from what they did. There are only two people on my list that I actually knew, engaged in and allowed to be apart of my life at some point. They are the people that I wouldn't bat an eye if something horrible happened to them or Karma finally found them. Shit...I would grab some popcorn and watch.
So to the Twitter of that comment...I have to disagree with your statement. Unless you have another meaning then what everyone else has for the word Hate, your kinda out numbered.
So I saw on twitter from a person that I'm following saying that, "To truly hate someone, you had to have loved them at one point.". Okay....so lets argue this just a bit.
My personal opinion is Hate is one of the most powerful words to use. It has more meaning sometimes then people give credit for. You have to have done something really bad to get that word to be labeled at you from me. My list is a small one. People on it really truly deserves the word.
So here is an argument to the statement. I HATE Osama Bin Laden. Like truly hate. Now why in the hell would I ever love this man? See...false statement.
I've been personally done wrong by many people. Friends and Family even. I've disliked them to the point where it was close to hating them, but because I actually did care for them....they didn't get the "hate" label. I almost want to go back to one of my last blogs I wrote about Psychology and "certain" people. People do things that we just don't understand sometimes. Should we hate them for it? Why can't it just be disliked?
I think its harder to hate someone that you actually truly cared for and/or loved. People need to stop using these words so loosely. I'm meaning that for both Love and Hate.
Most of the people on my list that I hate, I never loved. I never cared for. Didn't even have a relationship of any sorts of them. I just knew them from what they did. There are only two people on my list that I actually knew, engaged in and allowed to be apart of my life at some point. They are the people that I wouldn't bat an eye if something horrible happened to them or Karma finally found them. Shit...I would grab some popcorn and watch.
So to the Twitter of that comment...I have to disagree with your statement. Unless you have another meaning then what everyone else has for the word Hate, your kinda out numbered.
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