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“White Americans must be made to understand the basic motives underlying Negro demonstrations. Many pent-up resentments and latent frustrations are boiling inside the Negro, and he must release them. It is not a threat but a fact of history that if an oppressed people's pent-up emotions are not nonviolently released, they will be violently released.”

People Ifs Made Facts White Emotion Threat Release Motive Frustration Resentment Oppressed Demonstration Latent Boiling

Author:Martin Luther King, Jr.

“One of the painful signs of years of dumbed-down education is how many people are unable to make a coherent argument. They can vent their emotions, question other people's motives, make bold assertions, repeat slogans-- anything except reason.”

People Years Reason Emotion Education Argument Painful Motive Repeats Slogans Assertion

Book:Dismantling America and Other Controversial Essays (Large Print 16pt)

Source: Dismantling America and Other Controversial Essays (Large Print 16pt)

“Selfishness is the controlling force of sinful living. It is this motive which pulsates through the natural mind, emotions and will - self-pleasing, self-serving, living for self.”

Mind Self Force Natural Emotion Selfishness Motive Serving Self Serving

Author:Walter J Chantry

“The ability to discern the thoughts and motives of your heart (especially when experiencing intense emotion) is an essential skill for the believer. Recognizing thoughts and imaginations of the heart is a prerequisite of bringing them 'captive to the obedience of Christ'.”

Heart Christ Imagination Ability Emotion Skills Essentials Believer Intense Obedience Motive Recognizing Captives Prerequisites Intense Emotions

Author:Lou Priolo

“Rationalization is a cover-up, a process of providing one's emotions with a false identity, of giving them spurious explanations and justifications - in order to hide one's motives, not just from others, but primarily from oneself. The price of rationalizing is the hampering, the distortion, and, ultimately, the destruction of one's cognitive faculty. Rationalization is a process not of perceiving reality, but of attempting to make reality fit one's emotions.”

Giving Reality Order Process Emotion Identity Fit Destruction Oneself Explanation Motive Faculty Justification Providing Attempting Distortion Cognitive Cover Ups

Book:Philosophy: Who Needs It

Source: Philosophy: Who Needs It

“Where there is no emotion, there is no motive for violence.”

Emotion Violence Motive Illogical Mr Spock

Author:Leonard Nimoy