#NoMoreHate

[girlactionfigure]

Who is a child? A simple, innocent being, full of dreams, ready to embrace the world with open arms. But when this innocent soul is turned into a weapon of destruction, the line is blurred, and the word 'child' takes on a hauntingly different meaning. 

We find ourselves caught in a whirlwind of manipulation, where a 15-year-old stabs a mother pushing a pram, a 13-year-old pulls the trigger on a father and his son on their way to prayer, a 14-year-old flings Molotov cocktails at a family in their car, and a 16-year-old fights against the IDF. But these aren't mere children anymore; they've been transformed into terrorists.

Our hearts ache, not only for the victims of these harrowing acts but for these children, stripped of their innocence and thrust into a world of violence. Their tender years, which should have been spent in classrooms and playgrounds, are instead marred by bloodshed and terror.

Your outrage is justified, it is needed. But let's direct it where it's due. It's not against those who strive to protect innocent families but at those who rob children of their childhood, manipulating them into becoming tools of terror. We must stand against this horrific exploitation of the young and innocent.

In every child's eyes, we should see a future full of possibilities, not a weapon molded by terror. This is our fight, our challenge, our responsibility—to protect these young minds from being tarnished by hatred, to raise our voice against this terrifying reality, and to ensure that no more children are lost to the darkness of terror.

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Be Careful Who You Hate: How Hate Can Shape Your Life

"Be careful who you hate" is a profound adage that cautions against harboring negative emotions towards others. This wisdom recognizes the complex nature of human relationships and the unforeseen consequences our attitudes can have.

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At its core, this phrase reminds us that people can change, circumstances can shift, and our perspectives may evolve over time. The person we despise today could become an ally tomorrow. Our hatred might blind us to potential opportunities for growth, collaboration, or reconciliation.

Moreover, harboring hate often harms the person holding it more than its intended target. It can consume mental energy, cloud judgment, and hinder personal development. By fostering hatred, we risk becoming the very thing we despise.

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This saying also speaks to the interconnectedness of human experiences. In a world where networks and relationships play crucial roles, burning bridges through hatred can have far-reaching consequences. The person we hate might be connected to future opportunities, insights, or relationships we cannot yet foresee.

Ultimately, "be careful who you hate" advocates for mindfulness in our emotional responses. It encourages us to approach conflicts and differences with empathy, understanding, and an open mind. By doing so, we leave room for personal growth, forgiveness, and the potential for positive change in both ourselves and others.

"It Could Be Someone You Love LGBT" is a powerful phrase that highlights the personal nature of LGBTQ+ issues. This statement encourages empathy and understanding by reminding people that LGBTQ+ individuals are not abstract concepts, but real people who may be close to us.

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The phrase emphasizes that sexual orientation and gender identity are innate aspects of human diversity. It challenges prejudice by pointing out that anyone - a family member, friend, or colleague - could be part of the LGBTQ+ community.

This message promotes acceptance and support, urging people to consider how their words and actions might affect loved ones who may be LGBTQ+, whether openly or not. It also highlights the importance of creating a safe, inclusive environment where people feel comfortable being their authentic selves.

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Ultimately, this phrase serves as a call for compassion, reminding us that love and respect should extend to all, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.

[shininglamp]

Hi God. Now that I’m in heaven I have a question for you. You said You made us in Your image, so how come we were all different shapes and sizes?

God: I am the Universal Energy that binds all space and time in infinity. Everything you see is made in My image, because nothing can be without Me. Every person is star dust and soul, bound with love, a much simpler version of Me. Your physical eyes might have seen diversity, as one would in fields of wildflowers, but all I see is a reflection of Me. A full spectrum of energy, feminine to masculine, shy to outgoing, manic to calm. When you close your eyes to human prejudices, you will see Me in every soul.

God, pointing back at Earth: Look again with your heart, what do you see?

I see beauty. But they are blind to it, as I was. So much struggle to feel worth, and they each are created with love. Their worth is not in question. If they could only see…

God: They will. Sooner or later. And when they do, I’ll be there.

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[jewinme]

There is only one door that goes outside, and what goes out there stays out there. If I hate, that hate is to myself. If I love with forgiveness and compassion, that love is to myself. I must protect my love who is inside, so I see Him on the outside. I have to understand that God loves me, and I love Him. That is the only door, and it is mine. You have your own door to find. The challenge is to see what is good in my image and appreciate what it taught me about myself. I am not in control of you even if I see you do not see me. We all are our own individual expressions of Him and we are here learning to see what is good to appreciate the whole for what it is. ✨️

The challenge is to recognize Him (what is good). The challenge is to love the other instead of hating him. The challenge is to become love because being love is who we really are in the image to God. 🙏

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[jooniphile]

this is @eaudera ‘s true nature. THIS? is who we love?

[rajvis]

[catfluff19]

It is so sad that this happens in the world we live in. Woman are harassed, abused, r@ped, or even KILLED on a daily basis just for saying one word, no. One single word and a man finds is justifiable to kill them. And then when woman try to talk about what happen to them it's "While, what did you wear?" Or "You were asking for it." But you know you can't talk about it? The woman who were killed for a single word. They can't speak up, so we have to. We have to speak up about this. We have to fight for the people who can't.

[ingloriousguzio]

No puedes tener fobias en el amor.

[asraspeaks2]

Inna lilahi wa inna ilayhi rajioon

White supremacy killed these innocent people.

[stopasianhate3]

STOP ASIAN HATE!

  The night of May 2nd, I was shopping with my husband at the Mariano's at 3030 N Broadway in the Lakeview neighborhood, Chicago. Among the items I picked was a watermelon. The store price label said the original price was $6.99, but with membership and digital coupon, the price would be $2.99. During checkout, I noticed that I was incorrectly charged for $6.99 even after entering the membership info. I also doubled check to make sure I had added the coupon. Since it was near the store closing time, I could not find a staff to perform the price adjustment, I decided to pay and take it to the customer service. Upon reaching the customer service, there was nobody to be found. After waiting for at least 5 minutes, I was approached by an employee named Kristina (or Christina), she then aggressively asked me what I wanted. While explaining to her that there was a pricing issue regarding an item I just purchased, she responded with an attitude that she had closed the register and she wouldn't bother to fix it. I proceeded with asking her what can be done to resolve the issue. That's when my husband arrived after taking a picture of the price label. My husband asked me if I still needed the picture as evidence for the price adjustment. That's when Kristina saw my husband, who is of Asian descendent. She then screamed a comment stating, "If you're that much of a cheap a$$ Asian, I will give you a dollar out of my F%*#ing pocket." Things then escalated as we told her she was representing Mariano's when she made that nasty racist comment, but she just laughed off. My husband decided to take a picture of her, which triggered her to become more aggressive; she chased us to the exit with more harassment and name-calling. During the entire time, multiple Mariano's employees and a security witnessed the incident, but no one decided to stop her from further harassment. The next day, I called Mariano's to report this incident. A customer service manager named Claudina took down the complaint. Later on, during a follow-up call, Claudina confirmed that we were being overcharged, and from the CCTV video she saw, Kristina aggressively harassed us, but she refused to apologize for the situation or provide a refund. This is not the first time we have noticed a price difference at Mariano's to add to the story. The last time we found out that we were overcharged, Mariano's decided to refund the difference. But we noticed they never refund the tax portion of the overcharge. We confronted the manager and corporate Kroger on this issue and were told they never refund tax, even if they were not supposed to charge that in the first place. It has been a long dishonest business practice they have been getting away with without any troubles.

[eric-sadahire]

No more things happening! Society has progressed past the need for things to happen.

[rhymist]