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   "john adams"  wrote in message   
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   : >> news:1109377601.622593.150010@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...   
   : >>> If there was no hate then there would be no love.   
   : >>   
   : >> Love and hate are not exactly two sides of the same coin.   
   : >> A sheep may love its lamb, for instance, but you don't normally   
   : >> see it hating on other sheep. It is the balance of the negative and   
   : >> positive emotional poles which allows love to expresss itself..   
   : >> But, who is to say it is evoluitionarily impossible for one to exist   
   : >> alone: the only purpose of the rose, as we know, is to grow and love   
   : >> the world.   
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   : >> -john   
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   : >   
   : > I think like and dislike are natural.   
   : > Hate is just exaggeration.   
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   : That's one way to look at it. Or   
   : you might say hate, as we normally think   
   : of  it, is anger - which is natural - melded   
   : to intolerance, or extreme dislike.   
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   : Does it need to exist in order for love   
   : to exist? I am not so sure.   
      
   Me too.   
   But I thing that's as normal to hate and to be hated   
   as to love and to be loved as long as it doesn't take violent forms.   
      
      
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   Regards,   
   Araik Margarian.   
      
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   : -john   
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