Yes, people's opinions may vary, or rather, people may differ about something. That's to say people may accept or tolerate something which seems so intolerable to others.
People come from different countries or nations with different cultural backgrounds, religions. They're educated or raised in a way which their parents or teachers think is right. You may call it 'brainwash'.
So, how could you think all the people around the world should always see eye to eye? Some people tend to lose their cool or temper so often, even in public, when they think something is unbearable or so annoying. They're eager to persuade others to agree with them.
In truth, talking others into believing you can be so daunting - often in vain. Just as you're educated or taught to believe in somthing, other people are 'brainwashed' to trust something different, though.
Some people may think a world which is colourful, varied is better or more enjoyable than one which is so uniform or unipolar.
I know you may hate a country so much and even want to 'wipe it off from the map'. You think they're alien or evil or pagan, and you leave the virulent or vicious comments or posts against them everywhere.
Why not try to keep your cool or temper? It may turn out to be something not that bad. It may not be something you think it should be. Yes, you got it: you may be wrong.
Anyway, we're here to learn English - MyEC isn't the right place for arguments about politics or religion. Sharpen your English skills before trying to express your hatred or anger.
Comments
Many thanks to Afro, setareh, Alice, anjana!
I'm glad you all agree with me. Yes, maybe we should learn to accept or get accustomed to different opinions.
knowledge keep mankind above all to such things like state, country, religion.
that what we expect from educated people...
one must have respect and tolerence .
There is a meeting ground for humans as there is a similarity in our anatomy. If we can just find a way out of our biases perhaps we might actually see our connections to one another.
Dear Expector, your blog reminded me of a very nice expression in English and it is" give everybody a benefit of doubt; it means they might be right. Thanks for your nice blog.
Yes, we should be respectful to everyone and here we are to learn English as a language. I do believe, hatreds can't bring anything. A good word a good deed is more powerful. We should try to show more respect, honour and love towards others.
@Roni
Yes, you can say that again. I'm glad you agree with me. Thanks.
@Vision
Thanks for the comment. Yes, it can be so hard to unlearn something you've learned.
It seems everybody loves their own country. So, it can be so frustrating when you know others are speaking ill of your country.
I agree with you, Expector. These people are very eager to flood the internet with their aggressive thoughts and forcefully want to turn every corner in the internet to be their tools to spread their hatred. When they are rejected,they are mad and say that they are not allowed to practice their freedom to express their opinions.
@Evangelina
I'm glad you got it:)
And, I learned the new word 'tacitly' - it reminds me of the word 'tactic'.
Thanks again!
@Mishaikh
Thanks for the comment - yes, you got it:)
@Evangelina
Great comment - you used some great words 'blatant', 'sober', 'constructive'.
Don't get me wrong - I was talking about something else. You're one of my favorite active members here - I enjoyed your blogs and comments. Keep it up!
I was referring to something related to politics or the relationship between countries. Some of the members here do hate a country so much - they presume other members here agree with them, too. They are not so interested in learning or teaching English - they are here just to express their anger or hatred.
I hope you get it. Thanks!
@wolf
Thanks for the nice comment. You really made my day.
This blog, Expector is the need of time. I have experienced what is the topic of your blog, and felt uneasy.
Thanks for flaring the torch of knowledge.
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