Yeah, exactly. What's the point of naming a kid "parliament"? Just imagine all the namecalling that kid must have faced when he was in school. Parents must be involved in politics to name their child "parliament". So no Supremecourt Aryal iin Nepal anobody knows/is cognizant of? Fan of gone with the wind, are you scarlett? I haven't read the book, but I have watched the movie. Supposedly, because the slaves were delineated as ignorant and subhuman, some have said that the movie has racist tones in it. Nevertheless, a good movie that sheds light on how things were in the old South. Never read a book. Basically agree with Echoes' viewpoints on this. People might claim they don't hate anybody, but if you think about it, everybody hates somebody or hates doing something and so on and so forth. Hell, I hate waking up in the morning at 6:00 to prepare to go to work. But I have to do it anyways. I hate diarrhea, gonorrhea, influenza, and all sorts of diseases that have plagues humans for eons. Yeah, I hate em with a passion. They need to stay away from me as far as I am concerned. And I hope nobody here loves HIV. I hate all the repurcussions of a pandemic as well: millions of dead people, people's lives shrouded with fear, etc. But one thing though. Hate is not always negative. -Hate can be positive: I hate smoking. Now I don't hate people who smoke as long as they stay away from me. Hating cigarette smoking is positive because you're doing yourself a favor by keeping your body healthy. -Hate can be neutral: Like I said, I hate waking up at 6:00 in the morning. I do it anyway. It would be detrimental if I decided to squeeze in an extra hour of sleep. But I don't. -Hate can be negative: Hating humans(misanthropes), women(misogynists) and the like. Self-explanatory. So positive and negative as well as neutral. Of the various variegated human feeling, hate is one of those feelings that can't be painted with a broad brush. Well all human feelings are that way if you think about it. But I haven't thought about it. I'm just guessing.