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Generally, I consider emotions to be instinctual responses to a situation. Feelings are more developed than emotions, and thus require...thought.
I never claimed that they were the same.
That's especially true for those of us who don't believe in supernatural beings.
Readers of a certain age may remember a mediocre horror movie called The Keep. It was based on a book written by F. Paul Wilson, which was later folded into a sci-fi-horror-thriller series called Repairman Jack, (which is itself part of a larger series called the Secret History of the World), about how two opposing supernatural forces battle for control of the Earth. One is evil, the other apathetic. It's a very creative and interesting series.
I think facts and data overrule feelings (while enjoying a good work of fiction).
Thanks for the white knighting on behalf of another but it came off as cheap and vulgar. But I guess that’s allowed here in these parts.
Sorry but I don't keep a link catalog of everything I happen to read over a course of years. The point is if you want to know what the ideology of a particular group is, get it directly from the source.
I keep wondering where all their empathy went since September 10th. Perhaps it was never really there to begin with.
And I even question it then. Politics is the #1 concern on which everything else depends.
You're asserting this doesn't delineate for me what your particular epistemological framework or praxis is in discerning any tangible evidences.
And what epistemic insinuation would you like for me to draw from your sci-fi-horror analogy? You're right, your implied analogy is creative and interesting. But so were Metropolis, Logan's Run and Dune.
That's a terribly artificial and subjectively contrived criterion by which to gauge the supernatural origin of some entity or of a historically embedded religion.
Bella that’s all good well. As I said most common sense people would never do what he did . But that’s exactly what he did. Human nature be many things ranging from many emotions and thoughts. All be universal in that regard. But also there be boundaries. If one keeps pushing the boundaries there are eventual consequences for one’s actions. So we probably continue to disagree. Yours Kathleen
It's disgusting for the man to do this but where are the freedom of speech Kirk fans?
Fight breaks out at vigil after cyclist shouted anti-Charlie Kirk message
The altercation highlights how high tensions are following the shocking killing of the Republican commentator.www.newsweek.com
A fight broke out at a vigil for Charlie Kirk in Idaho after a man on a bike apparently shouted a derogatory message about the conservative commentator who was shot dead on Wednesday.A group of men start beating the man, who at one point falls to the ground as he is kicked and hit. The man then gets up and trades punches with those surrounding him.The brawl continues until police arrive to break it up, at which point the man crosses the street and continues to shout and swear at the crowd, including calling out: "What happened to free speech?"
It's a bit hard to see in the beginning of the (expletive-laden) video, but the Kirk detractor is wearing a white shirt with a rainbow-striped backpack, on something like a Lime scooter on the passenger side of the truck, facing roughly towards the camera. The guy who throws the first punch (presumably a Kirk fan) is wearing a white shirt, no backpack, facing away from the camera.
It's good to see the Right sticking to their core tenets of non-violence.
Free speech only matters on the right. As for a Godly person. They would not beat down someone, that need spiritual help.Fight breaks out at vigil after cyclist shouted anti-Charlie Kirk message
The altercation highlights how high tensions are following the shocking killing of the Republican commentator.
A fight broke out at a vigil for Charlie Kirk in Idaho after a man on a bike apparently shouted a derogatory message about the conservative commentator who was shot dead on Wednesday.A group of men start beating the man, who at one point falls to the ground as he is kicked and hit. The man then gets up and trades punches with those surrounding him.The brawl continues until police arrive to break it up, at which point the man crosses the street and continues to shout and swear at the crowd, including calling out: "What happened to free speech?"
