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Be careful around anyone who thinks they are the pure ones. Be careful around anyone who thinks that their tribe, their people, are the righteous ones. Because, as Bertrand Russell once argued, anyone who is willing to divide the world into the righteous and the unrighteous are just a small push away from some terrible brutality. According to Russell, when we divide the world into pure and impure, saints and sinners, we are simply creating an elaborate system of ethics where the herd justifies itself in wreaking punishment upon things it dislikes. When you simply disagree with someone, you probably treat them with respect, and if you have a problem with your neighbour, you usually settle it peacefully. But if somebody labels their neighbour as a monster, or their rivals as subhuman, they usually do so because they want to inflict punishment and pain upon them. They create an outlet for their sadism and mask cruelty, as Justice Russell argues. This is one of the biggest problems with certain kinds of religion, because any religion that divides the world into a chosen, God-loved people, and then those who are the outcast sinners or heathens, does so to allow lynching, crusades, and murder. As Pascal put it, 'Men never do evil so completely, and cheerfully, it's when they do it from religious conviction.' Russell's point is that we can all disagree without abusing each other. We can have enemies without killing them. When we reduce people to labels, and divide the world into pure and impure, clean and unclean, righteous and unrighteous, we make the world far more brutal, cruel, and dangerous.
Be careful around anyone who thinks they are the pure ones. Be careful around anyone who thinks that their tribe, their people, are the righteous ones. Because, as Bertrand Russell once argued, anyone who is willing to divide the world into the righteous and the unrighteous are just a small push away from some terrible brutality. According to Russell, when we divide the world into pure and impure, saints and sinners, we are simply creating an elaborate system of ethics where the herd justifies itself in wreaking punishment upon things it dislikes. When you simply disagree with someone, you probably treat them with respect, and if you have a problem with your neighbour, you usually settle it peacefully. But if somebody labels their neighbour as a monster, or their rivals as subhuman, they usually do so because they want to inflict punishment and pain upon them. They create an outlet for their sadism and mask cruelty, as Justice Russell argues. This is one of the biggest problems with certain kinds of religion, because any religion that divides the world into a chosen, God-loved people, and then those who are the outcast sinners or heathens, does so to allow lynching, crusades, and murder. As Pascal put it, 'Men never do evil so completely, and cheerfully, it's when they do it from religious conviction.' Russell's point is that we can all disagree without abusing each other. We can have enemies without killing them. When we reduce people to labels, and divide the world into pure and impure, clean and unclean, righteous and unrighteous, we make the world far more brutal, cruel, and dangerous.

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