At least rhetorical arguments have trained us to recognize true Scotsmen when we see them.
We might need more training on the Australian peoples though.

i just dont know what to do anymore... except be good to everyone else.. and offer nothing to those that are way to special for me and everyone else that doesnt have their dna... what ever that junk code is..

Could just be good to everyone. Not just everyone else. So what if she holds that opinion? Maybe a little kindness in her direction will change that opinion. Irregardless though, everyone's free to hate as much as they want. Nothing wrong with hating. But if she acted against someone, that'd be different. But getting upset over her feelings or opinions won't do you any good.

Some people cannot live without hate.

引用自 Wild Child：

Could just be good to everyone. Not just everyone else. So what if she holds that opinion? Maybe a little kindness in her direction will change that opinion. Irregardless though, everyone's free to hate as much as they want. Nothing wrong with hating. But if she acted against someone, that'd be different. But getting upset over her feelings or opinions won't do you any good.

i while a go that might of worked... but would you feed a needy person forever....
they are very similar.... toxic and spreading negativity for no reason and i am sure their
friend who was listening has low self asteem... maybe i should of worked on
her friend... why you hanging out with this trash... just to see and hear her answer...

I heard a good phrase to live by once(actually several times)
Kindness to the cruel is cruelty to the innocent.

Basically kindness should be the default, just don't tolerate people who want to do harm.
It seems reasonable.(And I'm posting this around midnight, so take that into consideration)

引用自 DarkCrystalMethod：

I heard a good phrase to live by once(actually several times)
Kindness to the cruel is cruelty to the innocent.

Basically kindness should be the default, just don't tolerate people who want to do harm.
It seems reasonable.(And I'm posting this around midnight, so take that into consideration)

why support bad attitudeds with kindness just gives them more reason to do what they do
without consequence.... but next time if i see it again and hear it... I'm gonna focus more
on who they are talking to and what they actually think...... could be their only friend....
i would rather be alone than put up with that....
mighty even ask if they need help finding better friends....

and another bug is these people using names because some racists cant be bothered learning their real name.... i have had people where i have said is that your real name and they have said no... a few people... last one was yesterday

Those are good points. I struggle a bit with it myself, but I've always believed in fighting hate with kindness. I tend to believe that enough can show someone a better way, that the hate is just misplaced energy, frustration that needs to be healed. But I do think that phrase of kindness to cruelty could be true. There are certainly people who don't seem to want to accept or give any kind of kindness or love. but I tend to want to believe that most people are only lashing out because they don't have enough love and kindness in their life.

引用自 Wild Child：

Those are good points. I struggle a bit with it myself, but I've always believed in fighting hate with kindness. I tend to believe that enough can show someone a better way, that the hate is just misplaced energy, frustration that needs to be healed. But I do think that phrase of kindness to cruelty could be true. There are certainly people who don't seem to want to accept or give any kind of kindness or love. but I tend to want to believe that most people are only lashing out because they don't have enough love and kindness in their life.

i should say i do have a good time with most people...
this one comment just court me off gaurd as i was walking into the shops...
i found no one i met i could say anythng bad about... and i have to say
very few were aussie aussie.... and i am aussie...

another funny thing that happened today at the hardware is i said thanks to
someone and patted them on the arm and said thanks... and they said next time
dont touch me... oh oh.... i just apologised... and apologised... that was odd..
but fair enough... its a different world and i really didnt know them.... point taken
more aware now....

引用自 ( ( < < <20🤖1> > > ) )：

As i walked past this person said they were (refering to someone that
had created some sort of negative thought for her) a immigrant visitor...
in the context of meaning they were not a white australian...

i was going to say something like so your aboriginal a true land owner...
or is that you poorlean haansen.....

but then i thought if it was a guy a probably would not say anything... so i
just walked off cursing thinking this is the problem here... these low life people
saying what theyre saying without a thought of the truth of really who is a real
australian and how dare she call some a immigrant visitor like she is worth
to walk on this land....

anyway thats my rant....

have fun racists.... i will be doing my best to work for everyone else....

:Heart_Gem: :Diamond_Gem:

Extreme things happen when you put people in extreme circumstances, what happened to you was no where near extreme, so nothing extreme happened thank god.

引用自 ( ( < < <20🤖1> > > ) )：

引用自 Wild Child：

Those are good points. I struggle a bit with it myself, but I've always believed in fighting hate with kindness. I tend to believe that enough can show someone a better way, that the hate is just misplaced energy, frustration that needs to be healed. But I do think that phrase of kindness to cruelty could be true. There are certainly people who don't seem to want to accept or give any kind of kindness or love. but I tend to want to believe that most people are only lashing out because they don't have enough love and kindness in their life.

i should say i do have a good time with most people...
this one comment just court me off gaurd as i was walking into the shops...
i found no one i met i could say anythng bad about... and i have to say
very few were aussie aussie.... and i am aussie...

another funny thing that happened today at the hardware is i said thanks to
someone and patted them on the arm and said thanks... and they said next time
dont touch me... oh oh.... i just apologised... and apologised... that was odd..
but fair enough... its a different world and i really didnt know them.... point taken
more aware now....

I totally understand. Every once in a while there's that one comment or just something said in a really irritating way that pushes that button. With things like racism, I tend to brush it off mostly because I feel that people only feel the way they do because of bad experiences or misconceptions or whatever. I would like to believe that most people can set that aside and have genuine human moments where diversity doesn't matter. That is to say I don't think that it's a genuine hate and at the core of people like that they would set those feelings aside. I think the trivial things we deal with on a day to day basis definitely brings out a lot of unnecessary micro aggressions from people. And one thing that people tend to do less and less of is keeping their feelings in check.