What differentiates between humane and inhumane?
The title must have made you think what a silly topic this is! Yes, it sounds a little foolish, but if we dig a little deep, some serious points for discussion will come up.The difference between humane and inhumane is simple: when a person fails to behave like a good human being and inflicts mental or physical pain on others is inhumane. The question is: are all such actions inhumane? Usually, yes, but at times no. In some instances, parents sometimes get very harsh towards their children for their misbehaviour and insincerity. Even teachers at times take a drastic step to rectify their unruly students. We can't ignore the toughness of the custodians like the lawmakers, security personnel, coaches and many others, who are responsible for bringing positive changes in the citizens and disciples to attend greater heights.
What becomes very important here is the intention of the action taker and at what point one needs to stop taking action. If the reason behind the deed is good and an action taker knows when to stop inflicting a harsh step, then it is humane or otherwise inhumane. There is a thin line between humane and inhumane that one must understand, and to remain a kind-hearted human being, no one should cross the line.
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