"The path that exploits anger, encourages resentment, turns fear into hatred and divides people.
But the parliamentary elections in August revealed a definite swing away from Syrian-anointed candidates.A decade of relative peace, and Israel's withdrawal in May, have encouraged resentment against the presence of 35,000 Syrian "peacekeepers".
Earlier today, I wrote over at Daily Comment about the N.R.A.'s ugly ad attacking Obama's gun policies by encouraging resentment of Sasha and Malia — the idea, if it could be called that, was that they get to have guns protecting them and other people don't.
"One choice is the path that exploits anger, encourages resentment, turns fear into hatred and divides people," he said.
The law, which targeted the Mexican American Studies Program, prohibits schools to teach classes that promote the overthrow of the U.S. government, promote racial resentment, encourage ethnic solidarity and are designed for students of a particular ethic race.
She couldn't help him much, not wishing to encourage either bargain-hunting or resentment from other EU countries.
Justice Whealy – experienced in overseeing terrorism trials – made this point in stating that: there is some danger that the imposition of stern sentences, no matter that it may be completely justified, has the capacity to inflame resentment and may encourage young Muslim men into an extremist position.
The key informant, amongst others, agreed in hindsight that it may have been better to have installed only electrically operated desks to encourage use and not foster resentment (albeit mild).
Rather than fuel resentment, incentive schemes could encourage commuters to change behaviour voluntarily, and even gladly.
First, changes to the Prisoners' Incentives and Earned Privileges scheme, designed to encourage responsible behaviour, stoked anger and resentment among inmates, with thousands complaining that the changes were unfair and unclear.
