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Topic	Should a person be blamed for someone else's action in the past?
Sheiky-Baby 12/14/20 2:13:59 PM #1:	Should a person be blamed for someone else's action in the past? Yes. No. Should a person be blamed for someone else's action in the past? - Results (26 votes) Yes. 11.54% (3 votes) 3 No. 88.46% (23 votes) 23 For instance would you hate the son of the father you had serious beef with from the past, and possibly still do, even if they weren't even around, or had nothing to do with it? Some of my family members hate Japan for the invasion of Korea/China many years ago, even though they weren't even born yet, and the people who have committed those sins are long gone. Similar situations like that. Are those hate justified? --- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1GY93EWwwY <cite>Sheiky-Baby posted [p:948326542] in Should a p... [t:79175108]...</cite> <quote> Should a person be blamed for someone else's action in the past? Yes. No. Vote View Results Should a person be blamed for someone else's action in the past? - Results (26 votes) Yes. 11.54% (3 votes) 3 No. 88.46% (23 votes) 23 Show Voting Form For instance would you hate the son of the father you had serious beef with from the past, and possibly still do, even if they weren't even around, or had nothing to do with it? Some of my family members hate Japan for the invasion of Korea/China many years ago, even though they weren't even born yet, and the people who have committed those sins are long gone. Similar situations like that. Are those hate justified? --- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1GY93EWwwY</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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