Most sins don't happen isolated to the same person. Usually, they affect others they deal with. Tell me of one person who is happy about the fact that someone in their immediate family is a drug addict, and worse, is eventually found dead of an overdose. Or a kid who isn't affected by their parents' divorce. Also, a kid growing up, before they "know better," copies the parent they look up to, and if the parent has a certain ongoing sin, not having been taught better, they grow up thinking it's the "way to go." Some break out of it in adulthood, but most I've seen retain their brainwashed state.
Now then... self-hatred. I've traveled around, and although overall most people are in the same state of deception, and act on it {"Who is the devil and Satan, who misleads the whole world"} I also noticed something. In some areas, where it's a more "live in nature" type area, people {in general} are "themselves," and are more courteous to others, and give them respect. I've also noticed on car trips that one town they act like rude and disrespectful, but another town 20 miles away they're friendly, down to Earth, and polite.
So I've come to the conclusion that most of this is based on their view of themselves. Because as I look closer at them, I see there's a lot of self-hatred, or if not hatred, just a very low view of themselves. So they, thinking they're "unworthy," and dissatisfied with themselves and their "lack of success" {according to a worldly standard}, they project that onto others through rude actions. Like making scapegoats to build their own bruised ego. I never did like being a scapegoat, after all I'm not a masochist, and sometimes you have your own problems, and in the midst of this they're treating you like garbage {could be through rude "actions," or if it's someone you deal with, verbally}.
So... this self-hatred that gets them down on themselves, and makes them make scapegoats of others... is that the devil telling them they're so low? I would think, it's not God telling them to be low on themselves, and branch it out to others, Jesus said "love your neighbors," not be rude to them. So I would say this pattern is the devil telling them they're nothing. Think so?
Now then... self-hatred. I've traveled around, and although overall most people are in the same state of deception, and act on it {"Who is the devil and Satan, who misleads the whole world"} I also noticed something. In some areas, where it's a more "live in nature" type area, people {in general} are "themselves," and are more courteous to others, and give them respect. I've also noticed on car trips that one town they act like rude and disrespectful, but another town 20 miles away they're friendly, down to Earth, and polite.
So I've come to the conclusion that most of this is based on their view of themselves. Because as I look closer at them, I see there's a lot of self-hatred, or if not hatred, just a very low view of themselves. So they, thinking they're "unworthy," and dissatisfied with themselves and their "lack of success" {according to a worldly standard}, they project that onto others through rude actions. Like making scapegoats to build their own bruised ego. I never did like being a scapegoat, after all I'm not a masochist, and sometimes you have your own problems, and in the midst of this they're treating you like garbage {could be through rude "actions," or if it's someone you deal with, verbally}.
So... this self-hatred that gets them down on themselves, and makes them make scapegoats of others... is that the devil telling them they're so low? I would think, it's not God telling them to be low on themselves, and branch it out to others, Jesus said "love your neighbors," not be rude to them. So I would say this pattern is the devil telling them they're nothing. Think so?
