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Believing a sworn enemy is tough to anyone. However, if at all
someone decides to take that risk, then what sort of precautions he has to
take? Again, because we are using the word ‘precaution’, does it mean that the
belief is not 100%? And in what scenario does one has to believe in his sworn
enemy?
Enemy and belief cannot go together in a sentence. If they
are there, then it looks like that this sentence is part of an oxymoron speech.
But, what type of people does that? People who believe in pacifism; they do not
believe in the ratiocination of the world of which they are part of. They show
overweening confidence in rapprochement with enemies. Actually, as per them,
there is no such thing called enmity in this world. There is no US and THEM but
WE.
Enmity is a sordid stuff. Solemn people, who believe in
pacifism, avoid enmity in all circumstances. However, the twist is that the
same pacifism believers fight with their wife or girl friend to enjoy swashbuckling
adventures in their personal lives. In this case, they don’t believe in
pacifism stuff!
Any self proclaimed core follower of a theory has to
implement his believed theory in all areas of his life, which is not the case
in this world. In summary, any theory is suitable to be followed only in certain
areas of life; not all. Does this mean no theory is perfect?
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