" Rather, the rule of thumb should be "don't amplify hatefulness.
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Why are there people who cling life and death to hatefulness?
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The French-American bond is bigger and stronger than Trump's hatefulness.
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There is no recent precedent in front-line politics for Mr Trump's hatefulness.
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We do not wish for this incident to cause any hatefulness to vegans.
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"There's an anonymity that makes people feel safe to participate in hatefulness," Roberts continued.
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I do not have that kind of selfishness and hatefulness and depravity in me.
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"That's what Donald Trump and his Republican enablers in Congress stand for: hatefulness, ugliness, cruelty," she said.
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Jimmy Kimmel has apologized for inciting "hatefulness" amid a war of words with Fox News host Sean Hannity.
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And they suggest a hatefulness that runs counter to the America many of us risked our lives defending.
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"This hatefulness that we see in this country today over policy differences has got to stop," he said.
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"I, too, will give my words more thought and recognize my role in inciting their hatefulness," Kimmel promised.
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"I, too, will give my words more thought and recognize my role in inciting their hatefulness," Kimmel wrote. re.
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After critics repeatedly pointed out the hatefulness that pervaded Twitter, the company seemed to strengthen enforcement of its rules.
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Cruelty is pervasive, innocence is toxic, and the most likable people are the ones who are most honest in their hatefulness.
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"One of the most startling aspects of the book was -- and, I guess, in my naive approach leading into the book -- I figured decisions to send a child to conversion therapy [are] born out of the hatefulness and that these institutions, the infrastructure is erected on this sense of hatefulness," Edgerton told CNN by phone recently.
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Only by adding some love and forgiveness to our world can we hope to offset the hatefulness that still resides among us.
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You may shoot me with your words ... you may try to kill me with your hatefulness, but still like air I will rise.
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I bet you do—I bet you know it was ripping the All-Star Game out of Charlotte because of the state's brazen hatefulness.
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"As angry as I am, I think that in times of division, scapegoating and hatefulness, it's important to look for common humanity," he said.
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But veterans of those occasions (and there were several watching the Nats that night) considered the hatefulness of the response to Mr Trump qualitatively different.
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They are also precisely the conversations that tend to be foreclosed when presented with the false dichotomy between defending hatefulness and defending the First Amendment.
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" Above that statement, she quoted the poet Maya Angelou, writing in part: "You may kill me with your hatefulness, But still, like air, I'll rise.
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Wojcicki said that hatefulness is "more clear" than if something is true or false, and that YouTube doesn't want to be an arbiter of truth.
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Each of the groups on the map was identified by a symbol signifying its particular stripe of hatefulness: white nationalist, racist skinhead, black nationalist, anti-L.
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Critics argue that incivility has become a catch-all term for more straightforward racism, or sexism or that civility is overrated in the face of hatefulness.
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You may shoot me with your words, You may cut me with your eyes, You may kill me with your hatefulness, But still, like air, I'll rise.
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But it's also hard to reconcile the fact that while we can create a self-driving car, we can't seem to keep hatefulness in check on Twitter.
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"And the hatefulness frankly always really shocked me, especially for people of faith, because I think the whole foundation is the worth of every single human being."
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You may shoot me with your words,You may cut me with your eyes,You may kill me with your hatefulness,But still, like air, I'll rise.
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America and the West confined their intervention mainly to words, as if statements alone would counter the Assad regime's brutality and the hatefulness of the imported terrorists.
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Sexism, racism, ageism, ableism, homophobia, fatphobia, transphobia and hatefulness are all banned for both attendees and performers, made explicit by giant banners posted around the festival grounds.
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Art that helps us understand the mind of another is valuable, but what do we do with art by a mind like Chick's, whose sheer hatefulness numbs empathy?
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"You may shoot me with your words, You may cut me with your eyes, You may kill me with your hatefulness, But still, like air, I'll rise," she wrote.
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This argument might go something like this: Milo Yiannopoulos shouldn't be given a public platform to spread hatefulness not because his speech isn't protected by the Constitution, it is.
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It doesn't matter if I detest everything that Trump stands for, we cannot allow ourselves to slip into the trap of brandishing his fatness as a symbol of his hatefulness.
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"How ironic to come home to Spelman and experience continuing expressions of hatefulness here on our campus, in the form of a note slipped under a resident's door," she wrote.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — "You may shoot me with your words, "You may cut me with your eyes, "You may kill me with your hatefulness, "But still, like air, I'll rise.
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There is no large user-generated content site — even those run by Facebook, Twitter and YouTube — that has figured out how to properly police the hatefulness and evil contained in humanity.
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It's a space primarily for black people, though inclusive of all races and ethnicities, to be free from sexism, racism, ableism, ageism, homophobia, fat phobia, transphobia and hatefulness—essentially, it's paradise.
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President, I would urge you to give more thought to what it means to have a resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan and Nazi movement marching and creating this kind of hatefulness.
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For as much resentment as these celebrities may want to vent about their pushier fans, there's still no excuse for the hatefulness of "The Fanatic," which Durst directs and Travolta stars in.
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For as much resentment as these celebrities may want to vent about their pushier fans, there's still no excuse for the hatefulness of "The Fanatic," which Durst directs and Travolta stars in.
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The civil rights movement had a strategy aimed at creating a soap opera every day: Do something every day that forces the segregationists to display their own hatefulness and the unjustness of their norms.
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Representative democracy, mediated through institutions created to uphold the rule of law and protect civic discourse, is giving way to a form of social-media-driven direct democracy where the premium is on hatefulness.
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Though today I pity that uneducated mother, I recognize her treatment of me as the same vicious strain of hatefulness held in the hearts of the adults who screamed and spat at little Ruby Bridges.
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The portrayal of hatefulness is part of fiction's mandate to give a truthful account of the world; there are characters in Dostoyevsky as revolting as anyone in Houellebecq (perhaps more so, because Dostoyevsky is a better writer).
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If standing up to the Trump administration, and the hatefulness that it has emboldened, is a vital form of resistance for you, there is no shortage of ways to get involved at the local, regional, or national levels.
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" Showing her resilience, yet again, Omar quoted Maya Angelou and wrote, "You may shoot me with your words, You may cut me with your eyes, You may kill me with your hatefulness, But still, like air, I'll rise.
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Warren went on to say that while her exposure to the community was "gradual" as not many people were out "in those days" in Oklahoma, she was always shocked by the hatefulness towards the community, especially from people of faith.
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"This has been a very upsetting, shocking, painful, and frustrating event that haunts and torments, tortures me every day, especially now that I am being held in the hole and punished because of [my attacker's] manipulation, lies, and hatefulness," she wrote.
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In electronic music, events are usually called "safe spaces" when they promote a set of values best summarized by a banner that hangs at Brooklyn's Afropunk festival every year: no sexism, no racism, no ableism, no ageism, no homophobia, no fatphobia, no transphobia, no hatefulness.
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Like many of Angelou's enduring works, "Still I Rise", a poem about resilience and strength, still feels potent in 2018: "You may shoot me with your words/You may cut me with your eyes/You may kill me with your hatefulness/But still, like air, I'll rise."
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" Omar quotes Maya Angelou Responding to the chant that broke out at Trump's rally, Omar quoted Maya Angelou, tweeting, "You may shoot me with your words, You may cut me with your eyes, You may kill me with your hatefulness, But still, like air, I'll rise.
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A financially struggling painter hides her Gesellenstück — a fusty monstrosity, technically perfect and fashionably moribund, a "baleful garment that no one would ever wear because of the hatefulness of the cloth and the cut and the straps and the stitching" — in a wardrobe in her studio.
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The music and art festival centers on black performers and organizations, and its rules—"No Sexism, No Racism, No Ableism, No Ageism, No Homophobia, No Fatphobia, No Transphobia, and No Hatefulness"—encourage a space that fosters meaningful connections, bolstered by a powerful, profound soundtrack over Brooklyn's Commodore Barry Park.
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One of the few festivals to try tackle this effectively is Afropunk (which came to London for the first time last year)—fair enough, its "No Sexism, No Racism, No Ableism, No Ageism, No Homophobia, No Fatphobia, No Transphobia, No Hatefulness" mission statement is printed on 30-foot banners and hoisted above the stages.
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Did Lewis Carroll's Jabberwock foretell our president Come whiffling through the tulgey wood, and burbling… But if I had to choose one poem to give to him, I'd give him Angelou: You may shoot me with your words, You may cut me with your eyes,You may kill me with your hatefulness,But still, like air, I'll rise.
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David is making it clear that without God, man cannot do any good because we have a sinful nature. One who does not believe in God, is susceptible to hatefulness and corrupt behavior. According to Christian exegesis, David begins to reference the return of Christ to retrieve his people. When he discusses the salvation of Israel and bringing them out of captivity.
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He inadvertently used the wrong tape, with codeword "HATEFULNESS". This message ordered stations to cease regular programming immediately, and begin an Emergency Action Notification using Message #1.(Timestamp to WCCO white card script instruction) Message 1 states that regular programming has been interrupted at the request of the United States government, but is not specific about the cause. A cancellation message was sent at 9:59 a.m.
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That Sunday on her way to church, Caroline realizes that the laundry money had only fostered greed and hatefulness; she asks God to free her from earthly desires ("Sunday Morning/Lot's Wife"). The radio sings of a fierce heartbreak (“Salty Teardrops”). At church, Caroline gives Emmie a fierce hug and accepts her daughter's choices ("How Long Has This Been Going On?"). Noah finally lets Rose tuck him into bed and kiss him goodnight.
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EST, but the message's codeword, "HATEFULNESS" again, was incorrect. A cancellation message with the correct codeword, "IMPISH", was not sent until 10:13 a.m. EST After 40 minutes and six incorrect or improperly formatted cancellation messages, the accidental activation was officially terminated. On June 26, 2007, an EAN was accidentally activated for the state of Illinois, when new satellite delivery equipment for the EAS was accidentally left connected to a live network during what was meant to be a closed-circuit test.
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On hearing this from Chloris herself, Amor confronts Venus demanding his weapons back, but she tells him that she has given the golden bow to Jove, thrown his leaden bow into the sea, and kept his torch for herself. In a fury, Amor descends to Hades and brings Jealousy (Gelosia) back to Earth with him. Pan once again complains to Triton about the perfidy and hatefulness of women, who again remonstrates with him. A chorus of cupids arrive to taunt Pan as they sing and dance around him.
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Jones' performance as Edward R. Rooney in the film Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) made him a cultural icon. Rooney, self-important and obsessed with catching the chronic truant Ferris Bueller, became a symbol of pomposity and authoritarian hatefulness. The New York Times review characterized Jones' performance as having "fine cartoon like ferocity", wherein his character "gets scratched, bitten, attacked by ferocious dogs and covered with mud while pursuing his weaker, but craftier prey, and emerges each time bruised but undaunted, thinking up some new (and futile) plan." The review likened Jones' role as akin to that of Wile E. Coyote as a character who is fated to be unable to catch The Road Runner (Ferris Bueller).
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Rosy, a girl with a left arm paralysed and weak cardiac health, lives at an orphanage (Karunai Illam) along with others that were dumped by their parents due to disabilities or having no parents, or for other reasons. The fact that she had been disowned by her parents for untold reasons since her birth and her disability to be like other normal children attributes to her rudeness. She even ill-treats all her caretakers in the orphanage, which leads to hatefulness towards her by almost all other orphanage workers and orphan children, except Mother Superior, who heads the orphanage and is always kind to everyone regardless of their age. Lalitha arrives at the orphanage as a babysitter.
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