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They still have respect for Atticus since Atticus has helped other people as well. Even though people of maycomb may not like that he helps a "guilty victim" but they are all a family in one way.

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I can tell that these answers are going to be seen as a bit controversial but i'm just going to say that Aticus is correct despite the wrong doings of Hitler. if anything, hate the man for his actions and not his character as a whole.

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Jeffrey Hoelscher I agree with Atticus because even though what they did was extremely cruel you don't know what they went through as a kid I think its totally fine to completely dislike someone but I think hate brings it to a different level

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Jeffrey Hoelscher I agree with Atticus because even though what they did was extremely cruel you don't know what they went through as a kid I think its totally fine to completely dislike someone but I think hate brings it to a different level

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I disagree with Atticus, I don't think there's anything wrong with hatred towards people who deserve it.

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I think that it can go both ways. I think that to hate someone, you have to have a reason. You can't just say that you hate someone because of their clothes or hair color or favorite activity. You should have a reason such as if they bullied you, hurt someone you care about, or did something terrible.

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I think that it is okay to hate some people for the unspeakable acts they have done, but I don't think that it is okay for someone to hate someone for some g

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I disagree with Atticus. I've simply seen too many things and people that are terrible to not hate, and I do believe we should despise people so that similar individuals may never rise to power or get away with their actions once again.

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I think everyone should have a chance to be good so I agree with Atticus

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I think that the townspeople still support the Finches despite agreeing with the guilty verdict because they are very set in their ways. The people of Maycomb have respected the Finches and Atticus specifically for a long time, and they don't necessarily believe that they should stop respecting them for Atticus' position in the case. It suggests that people in Maycomb make decisions more based on their existing biases rather than current events & facts, and that they think of justice as only relating to the one person who is in a trial rather than as justice for a whole race of people or community.

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I agree with Atticus because even though Hitler did awful things people should be optimistic and hope that he would be able to change his ways.

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I agree in the since that you shouldn't hate anyone but I instead think that you should disagree with them and make them stop if it is truly harmful.

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i believe the reason they still support atticus and his children but still approve the guilty verdict is because one i think its herd behavior and two because they know tom is black so no matter what they think he is guilty even though they might think he is innocent.

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I agree with Atticus. I think that if you start hating people, you become no better than people you hate.

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I dissagree with Atticus, because I believe in some cases it is okay to hate someone. There have been many cruel murders that have done horrible things and I believe that it is okay to hate someone like that.

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I think it would depend on the specific person, like how they would have experience with it or what you've heard about the person in general because perspective is very important.

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Atticus means that simply because Tom's black, many of the jury has already decided him guilty.

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I agree with atticus because even though some people may deserve it, hating them only gives them more power over you, hating people normally causes you to turn more and more like them. Having a positive pov towards things normally results in better outcomes in the end.

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I think that there is nothing wrong with hating somone that is clearly a cold hearted person, but then it can make you lose your sense of humanity .I'm on the fence.

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I think it shows that though many disapprove because of Atticus's stance on the Tom Robinson case, others know and have known before that it truly doesn't change anything, especially their relationship with his family. They won't berate him or hate him for doing something that didn't hurt anybody.

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I think Atticus is wrong because if people who are mean and cruel do not apologize there is no reason we can not hate them for doing awful things. Sometimes we need to give others grace and in this case hating other people for small things is wrong.

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I think it shows just how much they'll act on prejudice. The people knew it was Mr. Ewell who probably beat his daughter, but weren't willing to admit it. Therefore, they respected Atticus for his effort.

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I think it makes sense for Atticus to be teaching Scout this in her childhood, but I also disagree. I think that there are valid reasons to hate someone, like if they've done something like Hitler. Also, Hitler is a political figure and Scout doesn't hate him on a personal level, but for his awful actions. However, I also believe that under normal circumstances, it isn't okay to hate a person, but rather to hate their actions, and I believe that people can change and redeem themselves.

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I think Scout meant that some people went back to their racially segregated ways. I think the white people know that Tom Robinson was innocent but didn't want to believe it because they thought their racist beliefs were right.