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Hi salter, great to hear from you! I don't want to dismiss what you said in your reply, but a lot of the points you addressed were addressed in my above mass reply. I'm glad you considered "walking in someone else's shoes," but I disagree that understanding a point of malice would be detrimental. Considering an unhealthy point of view gives us as individuals the opportunity to understand the source of a person's hate and, by extension, each other. Like I said, I don't think it is our responsibility as people to understand, nurture, guide and uplift our fellow human beings experiencing with us this most human of conditions, but we should leave the path open should some brave soul ever choose to take it, and perhaps even encourage ourselves to perhaps take that path more often than we otherwise wood.
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I totally understand where you are coming from and I encourage others to challenge other's opinions and viewpoints on certain topics. As such, I would be on the other side of the fence or maybe "on the fence" of what you stated as seeing another individuals perspective and disagreeing with the opposing sides point being malicious and detrimental. I could see that being a beneficial factor to considering a "unhealthy point," as you described but there would be certain situations, for example, sending hate to another player saying, "youre this and that and it originates to this and that I would be allowed to say this to you, etc." I'm not sure if I am phrasing that right or if it makes any cohesive sense, but just that, in my eyes, see it as a detriment for that type of situation and wouldn't be somewhat considered. I probably am contradicting my own points that I made previously but, I could see your perspective of it being beneficial and a learning experience for others in getting these types of statements and opinions and also encouraging others to take the same concept. I am glad to be able to talk about this with you and hopefully get more statements from you and consider one's side.