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Truth-Part 2 (Upon Further Review)

Posted by Shawn Romance

A misanthrope as defined by dictionary.com is one who hates or mistrusts humankind. Now I may be wrong but I feel this does grave injustice to me personally, when you claim that hate and mistrust are easily interchangeable. I would argue that mistrust thrives more from suspicion than from anger, likewise when was the last time you wanted to kill someone because you mistrusted them? I admit that I mistrust a great many people; and that may come from not being hugged enough as a child like I’m sure some psychoanalyst will say. However, I don’t hate people that I don’t know except for celebrities, and that’s their own fault.

Does this mean that I will build a shack in the Appalachian Mountains in order to shut myself off from all human contact? Maybe.

Just kidding, I don’t think I could trust those people very much.

This entry was posted by Ben Myers, on Thursday, April 06, 2006. You can leave your response.

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