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Hey guys, i know this has been posted before, I just believe in times like this we need to remind ourselves of humanity, and hope, remember to love, to be the better people and do all we can to fix things, not neccesarily with bombs and bullets, but with compassion and understanding, I love you my brothers, do the same for others, these are tough times, but people are awesome, we can get through this.

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#3 - killerjhtwo (11/18/2015) [-]

> Only the unloved hate

Bull
*******
****

Most people who live their lives are just living it almost completely oblivious. The only time that they care about the world outside their body is when they can use it to further their own status e.g. changing your facebook profile picture to one overlayed with a french flag and typing "We need more love, racists should be killed, look at how moral I am!" statuses.
The average person, to use the term, a normie. Sure they have partners and jobs and only watch what's popular on TV and have shallow conversations with "friends" about where they're going for dinner tonight.

When you remove those distractions, and you allow them to see the world, then the hate starts flowing.
A guy can be happily married with a great job, but then something will distract him for an instant and allow him to see, and therefore hate what he sees.
Sometimes it's misguided. For instance radical feminists judge what they see incorrectly, or with bias, or through another's influence and thus start hating men.

I spend most nights (12AM - 6AM) alone, with nothing to distract me. Most times I watch anime, other times I'm surfing. In my time I end up searching for, and researching whatever takes my fancy, or whatever I don't understand.
The more I do this. The more I see the world for what it is. The more I hate.
I used to live as a liberal where I took the mentality of "Just let people do what they want to do."
That has completely changed since distractions have been removed. I called the Paris attacks, although not prophetically, it was more in a " **** , bad ****** going to happen."
And further to that I also called that people where going to start a "Not all muslims" push immediately after and say that the EU should take more refugees.
It's not just the immigrants who aren't actually syrians fleeing from war I hate (which is the majority of the immigrants). I hate my government, and the west for letting it happen. I hate the people who voted in these governments, I hate the people who sit miles away from trauma and death, and devastation and act like everything's fine when it's not.
My best mate. The mate I would take a bullet for so he can live the rest of his life with his wife. The only one who has bothered with me still. He is one of the ones making statuses and changing profile pictures.
I hate it. In reality before if I talked to him about most of this **** he'd admit that the world is ****** up.
Since we were parted in the late teens by schooling and recently him moving to America he's changed. It's as if he's keeping up appearances. I just hate how hollow it is, and that's how most people live.
I'm not even that smart and I can predict half of the world's ********** that happens.
People that get a bad rep, such as /pol/ they know. They do research. They think critically. They draw conclusions based on a scientific method (From variables and repeatability) and they get it spot on almost every time.
There was an alleged happening in september. Although it was rather late to catch on, **** is hitting the fan quicker and quicker now.
Also a point from history: When the Roman empire became degenerate to a state only beaten by now, did it crumble spectacularly.

#6 to #3 - uhhyeahfmebaby [OP](11/19/2015) [-]

Sadly, I agree with most of this. But, I feel as though we need to be the bigger people, to try and make change. I dont believe you hate these people, I believe you're angry at how they choose to live their lives, just like your best mate. There is a loneliness to your words, but they still ring with truth, but, try to do something with your knowledge, prediction it itself has very little value, nostradamus possibly predicted 9/11 (Albeit, a stupid example thats kind of the point.) It still ******* happened. We have undercovers in ISIS that even WARNED about paris attacks, not just predicted **** would go down and still people blew up, got lined up like cattle, and executed, we need more action, prediction is but a catalyst at best.

But, I mean, I do agree with you dont get me wrong, I just wanted to try to remind people that we need to care enough to do something about it, and, whatever we do, try and do it with a little love and compassion, to try and be the bigger people, because the world matters.

Maybe its all for nothing, but, I wanted to try.

#7 to #3 - opencity (11/19/2015) [-]

Neat.

Now are you trying to convince a reader what you think, or perhaps more deeply what you feel? Or are you trying to convince yourself? Thus, in trying to convince you are trying to understand what you do not.

On another note. Objectively, scholarly, academically, etc. I am not well informed enough yet to poke no more than philosophical question.

#8 to #3 - muffincannibal ONLINE (11/19/2015) [-]

Calm down there sport.

#1 - sinery (11/18/2015) [-]

The nuclear bombs ended the great war.
Now our temporary "compassion and understanding" will pave the way to the next great war.

The truth to the matter is the better our living conditions get, the more we will multiply.
It will never be sustainable.
Conflict is inevitable and we've put ourself that it will be resolved within our own borders.

Back then - with the war ended - there was room for hope.
Now look at our future.

Watch as history repeats itself.
We were foolish to believe otherwise.