Its basic human instinct i guess.
I Hate a rather lot of things
Especially those blasted Anti-Skubbers!
I Hate a rather lot of things
Especially those blasted Anti-Skubbers!
Why do we hate?
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Nature and nurture.
EDIT: My general point is that our hatred for anything is both natural and it is inherited as we grow up. Yes, you can have a natural disliking for something. For example, I don't like grape flavored lollipops. This is natural. It just doesn't tickle my fancy.
On the other had we are also influenced by the things we are exposed to as we grow up. (Nurture). This is the values taught from our parents, as well the environment we are exposed to. For example, my taste in clothing and music will be much different than someone who has lived in the 'ghetto' parts of the city. Also, If my parents were KKK members, I doubt I would have a high regard towards the black community.
EDIT: My general point is that our hatred for anything is both natural and it is inherited as we grow up. Yes, you can have a natural disliking for something. For example, I don't like grape flavored lollipops. This is natural. It just doesn't tickle my fancy.
On the other had we are also influenced by the things we are exposed to as we grow up. (Nurture). This is the values taught from our parents, as well the environment we are exposed to. For example, my taste in clothing and music will be much different than someone who has lived in the 'ghetto' parts of the city. Also, If my parents were KKK members, I doubt I would have a high regard towards the black community.
Could you elaborate on that please, I've heard that term before but I'm not sure what it means.Pimppeter2 said:
[sub]I'll add this to mu original post, I was on my phone prior and it has a shitty keyboard[/sub]Eric the Orange said:
My general point is that our hatred for anything is both natural and it is inherited as we grow up. Yes, you can have a natural disliking for something. For example, I don't like grape flavored lollipops. This is natural. It just doesn't tickle my fancy.
On the other had we are also influenced by the things we are exposed to as we grow up. (Nurture). This is the values taught from our parents, as well the environment we are exposed to. For example, my taste in clothing and music will be much different than someone who has lived in the 'ghetto' parts of the city. Also, If my parents were KKK members, I doubt I would have a high regard towards the black community.