"Hate is an insecurity in disguise.
Unfortunately, there are countless people out there that are disliked because of race, religion, sexual orientation, or disability. On our part, this problem needs to be diagnosed along with a workable solution. First and foremost, we judge one another based on stereotypical reasons. About 24 students are enrolled in a normal classroom at North Port High School. 23 out of the 24 are Caucasian. That one other child is African-American. The others do not include him in things such as every day conversations, thinking that just because he is different they should treat him with disgust and disrespect. That poor boy is just like every single other kid in that classroom. He wants to learn, craves success, but most importantly just wants to fit in. We think skin color declassifies a person as a human being which is certainly unacceptable.
Last week, Zach Hodkins, born without a left arm, was interviewed on the CNN Students News. He is currently on the high school basketball team, is told constantly that he will not make it to college ball, and to give it up instantly because there is no point. That same kid was offered six college scholarships because of the outstanding skill he put on the court! While some do not make it with two functional limbs this incredible kid made it with one! The people that told him to quit because of his disability are aghast, and promised him to never "judge a book by its cover". .
In opposition, we can educate our future which will later proceed a world without hatred. Organizations like Campuspride.org teach people to treat each other equally and respectively. Classes at school can be established to show the diversity of distaste and how it plays an important role on society. States should consider legalizing gay marriage to show that it is okay for them to be who they are, and that they are no different than any other being.
Marlow finds darkness inside him; however, he is able to overcome it. ... He is able to overcome his darkness, representing fear and hatred of the natives, by coming to understand the cannibals. There is darkness inside Kurtz, which he is unable to overcome. ... Some are able to overcome it where as others are not. This darkness is evil, hatred, and fear or wild, elemental power. ...
Buddha taught that in order to live a life that is free from pain and suffering people must eliminate any attachments to worldly goods. Only then will they gain a kind of peace and happiness. They must rid themselves of greed, hatred, and ignorance. They strive to cultivate four attitudes, loving-ki...
Fire being the symbol for desire and passion versus ice that of hatred. ... When Frost speaks of hatred, however, instead of seeing it as an emotion or a feeling, like anger, he writes it as a thought. ... He has decided he knows enough about hatred. ... Maybe he suggests that the world would end by hatred or desire? ... When Frost wrote "Fire and Ice," I feel that he was trying to get across to the reader that in all we know everything about hatred and the lack of desire is being overcome. ...
Through the juxtaposition of love and hate, Luhrmann conveys that love is too fragile to survive in a society overridden by hatred and violence. ... In a secluded cocoon amidst the hatred and violence, water nourishes and cleanses their love. ... The close-up shot shows his face contort with gargoyle-like hatred. ... The fleeting image of Juliet's innocence amidst the violence of Romeo's brutal murder of Tybalt symbolises hate overcoming love. ... Although Romeo and Juliet love each other passionately, the power of hate overcomes and kills their love until they are finally forced ...
Since the beginning of Jewish presence in England, the Jewish people lived a life of great hatred and persecution. ... The Jewish community suffered great hatred during this time regardless of the charter. ... The mob of people surrounded the Jews in the castle and as they planned a strategy to overcome the defense of the Jews. ... Edward I used the Jewish people as his scapegoat to overcome some financial crisis's. ... That may have been another as to why the Christians had so much hatred for the Jewish people in England. ...
When a person is feeling hatred towards someone, they usually posses inner desires of hostility or bitterness. ... In order for a person to overcome their feelings of hatred, they must first come to terms with their emotions and understand why they are having these feelings in the first place. ...
In this world, people are driven by anger, drunken with love, charmed by lust, overcome by greed; every single one a sense of strong emotion that brings people to ruin or fortune. ... So in the end, the world isnt all about those four factors, its about love, hatred, sadness, happiness, hatred, greed, generosity, everything combined into a world, to achieve the greater of good or evil. ...
In Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, we see the love between the play's two heroes fall victim to the baseless hatred between their two estranged families. ... (Act I, Scene V, lines 135-139) With all of the helpful advice and assistance given to them by their friends and mentors, Romeo and Juliet's relationship could not overcome " misadventured piteous overthrows." ... The hateful passion that oozed "from forth the fatal loins of these two foes" was powerful enough to overcome the intense passion of love. ... The loves of blossoming youths, which normally should bring joy, ha...
