OrgoneConclusion said:

Quote:

To use your example, a group that finds its' cohesion in hatred will usually engage in violent actions.

---

Unlike a group that oh say, finds its cohesion in the love of Christ, wherein no violence whatsoever will result from that binding...

---

If their cohesion was truly founded upon a love of Christ, they would not be motivated to destroy other people.  But you already knew that. 

Psychoactive1984 said:

Isn't loving fostering a sense of something to create, cannot hatred achieve the same result? Creating is the same as destroying it all depends on the direction.

---

Quote:

I can give an example if you want but i need to see where your comming from. We're basically playing with duality yin/yang conceptualizations but achieving the same result albeit fostering a different sentiment thats ultimately the same if properly directed. We're the same being we're just putting on different makss to achieve the same result. Trying not to get too abstract here, but until i can see your position i cannot get altogether concrete.

---

Quote:

Some quick examples are republicans, democrats, communists. Each share a doctrine and wish to absolve another antithetical to their stated position how its fostered depends on your vantage point. I'm simply stating that the line is a thin one and can be viewed through both sides.

---