I'm not saying anyone deserves to be killed, but if you vocalize strong, narrow opinions, you have to be prepared for people to disagree...

The stronger your views, the stronger your opponents will come on. It's human nature and the risk you take by vocalizing your perspective, in any situation. To act like it's shocking when any extremist is killed is to pretend you don't know what's going on in the world right now. It's playing dumb.

Innocent lives are lost every day and dealt with privately because their lives are not lead publicly.

I don't have any particular thoughts on the matter, but I gotta say, the selective empathy is disturbing. I've been observing the arguments, and I simply think humanity is sick.

I'm on the side of peace of compromise, and I know it's the losing team. No matter what I say about harmony, someone is going to call me a name and explain to me how stupid I am.

We're all a bunch of monkeys.

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bijouxbroussard · F

I think that’s what bothers me most: selective empathy. People who rush to tell me I should feel empathy for someone who thought and said people like me are less than human. And that I’m wrong because I can’t get past that. 😞

ScreamingFox · 41-45, F

@bijouxbroussard it is a tough place to be when ultimately you just want equality and peace. It's the double edged sword of that kind of mistreatment, they make you hate them. We're all forced into the apathy at times and I think it's showing us some very important things. It's forcing boundaries where acceptance and equality has plenty of room to grow. This attempt at bringing back hate needs to be stopped.