I recently read a post that spoke of a man who had been in his 20s when he was asked to change the locks on his apartment. The landlord had been looking for ways to keep the apartment secure, and when the man didn’t agree to his request, he was told he couldn’t live there any more. He had to move out or risk eviction.
Yeah, that’s one way to think about it. It’s also a way many people respond to a situation. A lot of people are like “I don’t know, I don’t like this man, I don’t know what to think” or “I refuse to believe that this is real, I will not give him money when he asks for it.
Its a common response to situations that involve violence, but it doesn’t seem to be applied to all situations. It seems that the majority of people who respond to a situation with violence are not actually violent. It seems that many of them either don’t want to be violent, or perhaps they simply don’t care.
If you dont think that violence is an essential part of life, then I would not suggest that you be violent in situations that do not involve violence, but the same goes for people who dont like being violent. A person who doesnt like violence is a person who only considers it when it comes to the most important things. I would suggest you look at the fact that people who dont like violence respond to situations that involve violence with violence.
If you think we should stop being violent, then you cannot be a good person because you would have to have a very strong reason to not be violent. I think it is a much more meaningful exercise for a person to think about what they would say or do if they were in a situation that could lead to violence, then to react to the situation. Being a good person is about being peaceful and being a good example for others.
We’re not done with that analogy, by the way. When we’re in a situation where we must react to violence, we’re not just being violent to ourselves; we’re being violent to the world we live in. The fact that we’re not taking personal responsibility for our own actions is the very root cause of conflict and violence. It’s our tendency to blame others for our own problems or actions.
This is such a sad state of affairs. It’s so easy to look at a person and say, “Well, they aren’t violent in real life, so what is so wrong with them?” While this may be true, it’s actually very dangerous. For instance, it is very easy to make a victim out of a perpetrator, especially in the beginning stages of a conflict. It’s easy to see the victim as a weaker or weaker individual until the perpetrator actually becomes more powerful.
Its even a bigger problem with kids. People feel so threatened by the idea of others being violent towards them that they will try to destroy them or kill them in an attempt to protect themselves. Its so easy to see the person as a victim, but in reality, most people are victims, because they arent violent in real life.
If you are a kid who is afraid of other kids, you are probably a victim. Its hard to see a victim as anything but a “bad guy” who is threatening you. But since you don’t know who the “bad guy” is, you often view him as a victim until there is a confrontation or fight. This is why in a lot of movies and books the victim is always the one who is innocent until proven guilty.
Actually, it isnt as much a victim as it is the perpetrator. Many people who are victims are also the ones who are most afraid of having their lives ruined. It is hard to understand how someone could be so frightened of what they might do, but if you are a victim, you are often the one who has no idea what to do.