Beautifully filmed, it chilling ly outlined how the depress ing Troubles are nurturing hate on both sides, beginning almost in the cradle.
"Children born of despair and violence and intolerance are nurtured to hate and be distrustful and are highly susceptible to terrorist propaganda.
As if stalled every night in the waiting room of the world's slowest doctor, these insomniacs had regularly passed their nights memorizing the arrangement of notes on a guitar fretboard, nurturing grudges, hating themselves, thinking about world peace, pretending to be in a submarine, and worrying, Is it Alzheimer's, or worse?
B1 Nurturing Militancy TEACHING HATE -- Seminaries in Pakistan called madrassas have become incubators for the holy warriors who say they will die to defend Islam and their hero, Osama bin Laden, from the infidels.
Whether it's ISIS or incels, extremists use the internet to target aggrieved men, nurture their resentment into hate, and urge them to act on that hate.
I hope that your last screams of horror and pain will haunt the real perpetrators who have been diligently fostering fear and hate and bigotry, and nurturing the spirit of intolerance and self-righteousness.
'Family,' Nuclear or Not "Family" -- that loving, hating, nurturing, murderous, funny, tragic collection of people involuntarily related by birth -- is the larger-than-life subject of the exhibition opening today through Sept. 4 at the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art in Ridgefield.
"But a culture of hate is being nurtured in Saudi Arabia and vice-versa.
The Parliament highlighted five major social themes - gender inequality and women's empowerment; income inequality and the wealth gap; climate change; war, violence, and hate crimes; and nurturing the generation of emerging young leaders.
But I faced a major roadblock in my commitment to hate my orientation and nurture my disdain for my homoerotic desires: my parents' immediate and effusive pride.
