I've seen a few posts this evening from people that are asking in seeming bemusement why others are "getting at them", and then proceding (or in some cases, preceding) with a statement about how everybody needs to see the light (their light in particular). Some even have a sense of "why are people rejecting/ignoring me when I'm trying to help them", even if they don't actually say it.
Even so, people keep reacting and so creating a situation where people are asking these questions, quite probably due to genuine hurt in some cases.
What is it that people seem unable to grasp and understand that perpetuates this whole situation, and why can people not understand it.
If it's a lack of respect or tolerance for people's beliefs on one side, is it not just the same on the other?
2007-08-02
13:55:43
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krissiepearse
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@ Evolver... indeed... but as you kind of imply, that means not forcing your own beliefs upon someone, or otherwise telling them that they must go your way and only yours... this is in no small part why I mentioned a lack of "deep and basic respect and tolerance" rather than just tolerance.
2007-08-02
14:10:16 ·
update #1