Discrimination
Introduction
Equality and Diversity and anti-discrimination Law in
London, UK, in USA; Europe; Asia; Middle East; Australia; Southeast Asia; and
the rest of the world, is hugely important to social progress for the safety of
children in the future, and the safety of our modern day thinking.
It is very easy for people to become uneasy at
the sight and thought of different people who are very much unlike them and who
live lives very differently to the way they live.
Of course this is very dangerous because it provides people
with a self-inner-reason to act out of what it is constituted as normal
everyday life behaviour, interacting without a reasonable and justified nature.
The reasoning becomes nonsensical and a person is tormented,
not being able to understand or know about something or someone different to
another person. They therefore adjust their fear to hatred and bullying, which
leads to prejudice and discrimination.
Psychological Process
In understanding the psychological mechanism to the radical
change in thought of a person, the human emotional trigger of
discrimination or prejudice, could quite potentially be positively abruptly
altered with a change in their psyche. They are able to feel more
empowered and embraced by the emotional triggers of equality and diversity and
an 'agapaic' sense of humanity, which then combats the negative, hateful
discriminatory attitude of prejudice.
The tormented soul can quite easily become the tormentor if
they are unable to change their psyche to see a better version of themselves in
contrast to the negative version.
It is very common in common law, to find cases where
abusers, tormentors, and perpetrators have all experienced the same as their
very own victims. It therefore only comes to a point before a person is
pushed too far before they start to conclude their very own self as being the
racist or hateful person they feared for so long.
A fear which begins with not knowing about the differences
in other people or the wide-world in which we live, and then seeing the fears
manifest in to something larger which is then acted upon in a practical and
physical sense. Therefore the unknowing people, or even the dull and ignorant
should be given a chance to rectify their own fears, in to an understanding for
the individuality of people and the multiplicity of cultures and
religions.
Conclusion
Giving someone a chance to alter their perceptions of being
the discriminatory person or fearful person who then becomes the warmonger, is
extremely rewarding to the masses. The singular and inner change which then
emanates in people on a social level, would be positive instead of negative, since
the differences in our society will then be recognised instead of shunned and
hated. Nevertheless if a person has acted wrongly, criminally, and
discriminatory they should be prosecuted. The depths of a person's wrong and
crime comes when they are hateful or discriminatory, but usually only when they
start to hurt others.
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