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And you feel a love toward them and you want them to be happy, even the enemy.
We think Jesus is being unrealistic when he says, "Love thine enemy."
If you love your enemy that means you want your enemy to be happy.
If your enemy was really happy, why would they bother to be your enemy?
So it makes sense to want your enemy to be happy, because they'll stop being your enemy because that's too much trouble.
Once we define somebody as an enemy, we have trouble putting ourselves in their shoes, just naturally.
I mean, if you've got to have an enemy, do make it Ann Coulter.
Self-consciousness is the enemy of accomplishment.
We've been taught that authority is the enemy of freedom.
That's how we know that a smile might mean sadness and a cry might mean happiness, and a stoic, still face might mean that you are angrily plotting the demise of your enemy.
So what we're saying is that scalability should not become an enemy of sustainability.
It's been said that, "No battle plan survives contact with the enemy."
The world will say to you, "They are the enemy."
Love enough to know that just because someone disagrees with you, it does not make them your enemy.
He shoots out these sticky webs to entangle his enemy.
But freedom to choose, to change and make up your mind, is the enemy of synthetic happiness, and I'm going to show you why.
"I see no enemy."
Fast-forward, I'm 20 years old, watching the Twin Towers fall, the horror stuck in my throat, and then a face flashes on the screen: a brown man with a turban and beard, and I realize that our nation's new enemy looks like my grandfather.
And what is the natural enemy, the biological control agent, or the "good bug" that we're talking about?
I wouldn't recommend this one to my worst enemy.
Joan's outrage at her own soldiers swearing and astonishment at the enemy for their lack of respect and obedience to her are jarringly spontaneous and believable notes (you suddenly realize such moments must naturally have occurred)in an otherwise uninvolving historical "representation".
Everyone wakes up in the morning believing he/she is the star of "the movie," and that anyone who interferes with one's own personal agenda is in some way the enemy.
Mitchell burns up the screen as a NATO pilot until his plane is burned up itself (by an enemy missle), whereupon the film loses what little verve it had to begin with.
PERHAPS SPOILER !! well, i ve seen it at the film festival in cologne and i have to say it s ridiculous ... sorry author and writer and ...whatever but it is the worst try making a good movie i ve ever seen ... if u ve got 5000 times the possibility to get away from your enemy and u don't do it .... its getting boring ... there are szenes in the movie witch gives u the impression that they are forgotten e.g. a szene in front of a security cam, they are asking for help and a somebody sees it and calles the police ... than there is a cut and .... NOTHING ??!!! ... the killer gets a shot in his head and 50 secs later he is behaving like nothing happened ... no its no zombie movie ... and finally the final ... the BIG END which we were promised .... hmmmm, lets say take a little guy who always wanted to give the world one of the best endings in history so badly that everything goes wrong .... im not going to vote "1" because the actress is beautiful ... ;)
William Sanders is saved by his buddy Harry Cotter during an extraction in Vietnam but gets himself captured by the enemy.
Both this movie and Cobra were bent on showing the hero firing his guns at hip level and the enemy falling in large numbers.
Boring is the long death of the mind, and this movie is, from that point of view, a public enemy.
Perhaps he was an enemy alien and wanted revenge upon the Americans for his confinement.
Here's a hypothetical situation: a group of American soldiers are ambushed and taken captive by the enemy.
The enemy bashes his head in with much celebration.
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