10-20-2020, 12:34 AM
People who are not negatively polarized, who sometimes believe themselves to be religious or constructive members of society, seem to still struggle with the concept of compassion for other-selves.
They dislike a large range of people: the poor, immigrants, other race groups, people who identify as LGBTIQ+, the elderly... the list could go on and on. And of course the other major group is women- we seem to not be liked as a group by a lot of men and even some other women.
It seems like it's really difficult for some humans to consider that other-selves are as worthy of thought or respect. Even though we have some voices on this planet that are loudly and proudly shouting that compassion is important, learning about and assisting other-selves is important, we still have such a large group of people blissfully unaware that compassion is real thing.
They dislike a large range of people: the poor, immigrants, other race groups, people who identify as LGBTIQ+, the elderly... the list could go on and on. And of course the other major group is women- we seem to not be liked as a group by a lot of men and even some other women.
It seems like it's really difficult for some humans to consider that other-selves are as worthy of thought or respect. Even though we have some voices on this planet that are loudly and proudly shouting that compassion is important, learning about and assisting other-selves is important, we still have such a large group of people blissfully unaware that compassion is real thing.