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The other side of that coin is to realize that who you are, where you came from, what you believe often (but not always especially in the last case) is somethin
by aaron-lebo 12y ago
The other side of that coin is to realize that who you are, where you came from, what you believe often (but not always especially in the last case) is something you have no control over.
Sports is the perfect example of this in that you can and should take great pride and joy in everything that makes you, you, but also realize that there's someone on the other side of the TV screen that has the same reasons for taking pride and loving who they are.
If you can both do that and appreciate the other for that, and not hate them because of it, then you've got it right.
- dinkumthinkum 12y agoSo does your reasoning break down when you have people that like sports teams for reasons other than locality?
- aaron-lebo 12y agoNot at all. Your passion for something is obviously not tied down to locality.