Tag Archives: cruelty

Harsh And Inflexible

Posted on July 29, 2021 by swabby429

They are like the fragments of eggshell overlooked when preparing an omelet. They interrupt the pleasure of living. We’ve all met and known at least one person who is rude to others and nearly impossible to impress. On a good … Continue reading →

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Contemplating Kindness Again

Posted on November 12, 2020 by swabby429

Have you noticed that there is a difference between being nice and being kind? Once you are aware of the two concepts, it’s hard to unknow it. The two are often equated because there is some overlap. Being nice is … Continue reading →

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Being Kind To Animals

Posted on May 5, 2019 by swabby429

Due to the fact that human beings are members of the Animal Kingdom, it has always made sense to me that it is best to be kind to animals. I’ve never seen the supposed sharp boundary line that separates us … Continue reading →

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Such Cruelty

Posted on May 24, 2015 by swabby429

It’s a very rare individual who has not been the target or witness of cruelty. This evil act and state of mind has infected human relationships since time immemorial. Our history, literature, psychology, and human relationships have dealt with it … Continue reading →

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So Much Meanness Today (commentary)

Posted on April 13, 2013 by swabby429

A little bit of morning crankiness, I can understand.  If someone is still a bit sleepy or doesn’t feel quite right, there will be some obstinancy.  But that usually goes away after some breakfast or coffee. However, chronic meanness seems … Continue reading →

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