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Another example of harmful actions done for love can be seen in alcoholics. Instead of drinking for the love of someone, they are drinking for the love of the feeling that the numbness of alcohol gives them. Although most alcoholics know that this action is hurting them, they continue to drink as they chase the feeling drunkness provides. This relates to Macbeth because even though he knows his actions are hurting not only him, but those surrounding him, he continues to do it so that he can get his ultimate desire which is his title as King of Scotland.

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On November 11th, 2016, a couple was found dead in their apartment in what was an apparent murder-suicide. The murder was committed due to a custody battle over their two children. The husband, instead of dealing with the custody battle, killed his wife and then himself. His impulsive decisions that were done for the sake of protecting his children display the blindness that love can cause; instead of protecting the children, he has caused emotional pain and trauma that will stick with these children forever.

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- A husband and wife who were found shot to death Friday night at a home in Fuquay-Varina were scheduled to meet at the Wake County Justice Center Monday morning to discuss their child custody dispute, according to authorities.

Rebecka Pearce, 30, and Jeremy Pearce, 34, were found dead at a home on McLaurin Lane after Rebecka had called police to report a break in at her parent's home. Authorities said the shooting was an apparent murder-suicide.

The couple's two children, ages 2 and 6, were found unharmed in a locked bedroom. Officers removed the girls and placed them with family members.

According to court documents, the couple had a troubled marriage and were in a custody battle over their girls.

Rebecka Pearce, who styled hair at Salon Blu for more than 10 years, had been staying with her parents after the couple separated.

"Everyone who knew her was better for knowing her," said Tara Gardiner, who worked with Rebecka at the salon. "Becky's little girls were her everything. That's what she lived for was those two precious girls."

Documents show that Jeremy Pearce filed for a protective order against his wife, claiming that she assaulted him in September. He later dropped the claims.

Jeremy Pearce also had his wife involuntarily committed to a mental hospital, claiming she was unstable.

"We feel heartbroken and empty, but knowing that she would want us to stick together the way we are," Gardiner.

On Saturday, Granville County Sheriff Brindell Wilkins confirmed that Jeremy Pearce used to be an active-duty deputy at the department. Wilkins said he was in "complete shock and saddened" by the news.

Wilkins said that Jeremy Pearce was on a 30-day paid suspension, but would not give a reason

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Couple killed in apparent murder-suicide were in child custody battle :: WRAL.com

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A husband and wife who were found shot to death Friday night at a home in Fuquay-Varina were scheduled to meet at the Wake County Justice Center Monday morning to discuss their child custody dispute, according to authorities.

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The results of the 2016 election have caused many people who have otherwise remained silent about their inner racism and hatred to come out and openly display it. At the University of Pennsylvania, all African American students were added to a group message that claimed there was going to be a lynching of all of these students. Unsurprisingly, the group message was created by Trump supporters and the group message itself was called 'Trump love.'

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Black University of Pennsylvania students added to 'n***** lynching' chat groups and called 'dumb slaves' by racist Trump fans

Every black freshmen at the University of Pennsylvania added to group

The racist GroupMe chats were titled 'Trump love' and 'Mud Men'

Users hiding behind pseudonyms described 'n***** lynching' and 'c**ns'

Black students alerted officials and took to Facebook in fear for their lives

The university abhorred the groups as 'repugnant, vile and deplorable'

Its president said the chats appear to have been started in Oklahoma

Black University of Pennsylvania students were added to a chat groups describing 'n***** lynching' by racist Trump supporters on Friday.

The freshmen were all brought in to the GroupMe conversation unwittingly, added by anonymous Trump fans on their smartphones.

In the threads, racists used the N-word, made lynching threats and posted photographs of black inmates.

One was titled 'Trump love', another 'Mud Men' and ringleaders hid behind usernames including 'Daddy Trump'.

The terrified freshmen took to social media after alerting university officials to the hateful groups which were started in Oklahoma.

In one group, titled Mud Men, one member by the name of Ashlyn Ball created a 'daily lynching' event.

The chat group icon was a photograph of a black man in a prison jumpsuit.

In another titled 'Trump Love', one person called another a 'stupid n*****' while others referred to them as 'c**ns'.

University of Pennsylvania staff said they were 'appalled' by the messages and were working to find out who was behind them.

It is not clear how the group administrators gained access to the students' details to add them to the group.

'We are absolutely appalled that earlier today Black freshman students at Penn were added to a racist GroupMe account that appears to be based in Oklahoma.

'The account itself is totally repugnant: it contains violent, racist and thoroughly disgusting images and messages. This is simply deplorable.

'Our police and information security staff are trying to locate the exact source and to determine if any steps can be taken to block the account,' a statement released by President Amy Gutmann read.

The freshmen took to Facebook and Twitter to share their fears after being added to the groups.

'Quite honestly I just can't stop crying. I feel sick to my stomach. I don't feel safe.

'This is personal. To all my fellow black students, the Vice Provost office is open for you as a safe space,' said one.

'I am petrified and all I want to do is cry,' another said.

Trump graduated from The University of Pennsylvania in 1968. It is not clear whether the group administrators are students there.

His daughter Tiffany is also an alumnus.

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Every black freshmen at the University of Pennsylvania added to group The racist GroupMe chats were titled 'Trump love' and 'Mud Men' Users hiding behind pseudonyms described 'n***** lynching' and 'c**ns' Black students alerted officials and took to Facebook in fear for their lives The university abhorred the groups as 'repugnant, vile and deplorable' Its president said the chats appear to have been started in Oklahoma Black University of Pennsylvania students were added to a chat groups describing 'n***** lynching' by racist Trump supporters on Friday.

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In Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Houston the protagonist, Janie, repeatedly allows her husbands to abuse her because she loves them so much that she believes this abuse is a sign of love. This relates to Macbeth because although he is aware that his actions are unjust, he continues to murder so that he may keep what he loves most: his crown.

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Another famous instance of toxic love leading to evil deeds can be seen in the notorious criminals, Bonnie and Clyde. The couple committed murder and robberies together, seeking fame and fortune, but their "violent love" ultimately lead to their demise. Macbeth's impulsive decisions, although not done in his love for another person but rather for his love of having the throne to himself, lead to his demise.

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Another example of stupidity that occurs in the name of love occurs in the hatred of many organized religions. In this case, Christians believe that they are showing their love for God by condemning homosexuals. However, their love is blinding them to what their religion truly teaches, which is love and acceptance for all.

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One of the most famous instances of people making bad decisions in the name of love comes from another one of Shakespeare's plays, Romeo and Juliet. In this instance,the characters commit suicide for one another because their love for each other was so strong. Macbeth's love for his spot as a king was so strong that he fought until the end for it, but it lead to his death.

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To me, this quote represents making stupid and impulsive decisions in the name of love. Love, in toxic relationships, can blind an individual, causing them to make regretful decisions that they believe will make their love for another person or thing known to the world, but will ultimately lead to their downfall.

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This quote can relate to the movie True Romance. True Romance surrounds the character of Clarence Worley and a call girl, Alabama Whitman. After the two engage in sexual relations and decide to get married, they embark on a journey of toxicity as they involve themselves in a drug ring so that they can gain riches. Throughout the movie, both characters commit murder to cover up their actions, much like Macbeth did when he killed Duncan's grooms. The movie ends with the couple in a standoff with the police and gangsters, which they ultimately escape from after killing all of the police and gangsters. Essentially, this movie represents the violent and impulsive decisions that some may do for the sake of love.

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On November 8th, Donald Trump was named the presidential-elect of the United States against Hillary Clinton. In response to this, there has been many incidences of Trump supporters casting their racism on others as they celebrate Trump's victory and his ideals. In one case, on the campus of San Diego State University, two students criticized a Muslim woman while making comments about Trump. They proceeded to steal her car.

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Donald Trump's victory came as a surprise to many, but the blatant violence by some Trump supporters has shocked everyone. Across the nation, there have been reports of his supporters resorting to violent, racist attacks on minorities.

During his campaign, Donald Trump has been accused of cultivating Islamophobia and xenophobia. His supporters have resorted to violence within days of his victory. Fear has spread among the Muslims, LGBT, African Americans, and Hispanic communities.
Violence At Texas State University
Texas University police are investigating reports of fliers on the San Marcos campus advocating "spouting off all this diversity garbage" and "arrest and torture" of university leaders. At least five fliers were posted in various academic buildings.

The fliers featured pictures of armed men calling themselves "Texas State Vigilantes." The flier suggested there was a need to organize, tar, and feather. Students from the university feel that after Donald Trump won the election, people were getting bolder. There have been violent demonstrations with reports of students carrying signs that read "Ban Muslims" and "Build That Wall."
High School Students: Welcome To The Trump Era
Students at a local high school in Minneapolis suburb of Maple Grove were left shocked with the racist messages. The messages were painted across lockers of color students, and it read "F**k Ni**ers," "F**k All Porch Monkeys," "Whites Only." The messages obviously had Trump's name written along.

A district spokesperson confirmed the incident. He stated everyone was horrified by the incident and that such acts are against the values of the district and the schools.
Attack On A Muslim Girl At San-Diego State University
Two men intercepted a female student walking towards her car. They made comments about her hijab, her Muslim faith, and Trump before stealing her car. Both the accused are still at large.

SDSU President Elliot Hirshman said, "We condemn this hateful act and urge all members of our community to join us in condemning such heinous acts."
Middle School Students Chant "Build The Wall."
Students at Michigan's Royal Oak Middle were captured on video chanting, "Build the wall! Build the wall!" The superintendent said in the statement that the school will work with the students. Furthermore, the students will learn about the ramifications their words have on other communities.

He further added, "Our school district and each building in it works every day to be a welcoming community for all, inclusive and caring, where all students know they are valued, safe and supported."
Racist Messages in North Carolina
"Black lives don't matter, and neither does your votes," reads the racist message written a day after Trump's victory.

The authorities quickly removed the message on Thursday. The citizens of the area demonstrated unity and helped authorities remove the message.
Nazi Graffiti in Philadelphia
On Wednesday, a storefront in Philadelphia was vandalized with graffiti of "Seig Heil 2016" and a swastika. Wednesday also happened to be the 78th anniversary of Kristallnacht.

Philadelphia police reported multiple incidents of violence and vandalism but have not made any arrest yet. Graffiti featuring the words "Trump Rules" was also spray painted on several cars.

There have been several cases of alleged violence at the individual level. Chris Weatherd, a professor at the University of Tennessee, who had urged his Twitter followers to vote for Clinton, witnessed a racist crime first-hand after Trump's victory. His car was vandalized with words "Trump" and "F**k You Ni**a" written all over it.

A Google engineer shared his experience of violent racist hate on Twitter. New York Times reporter Nick Fox also shared his story on Twitter. Young students across the countries are resorting to such violence. A black student said people are unable to react to the victory of Donald Trump. He was asked to pick cotton by a fellow student.

On the day after Trump was elected president, there were several stories of violence and racist crimes all over the internet. The problem faced by authorities is of distinguishing between an actual incident and a fabricated story.
A Lie Against Trump Supporters By A Louisiana Student
A minority student in Louisiana has alleged that two Trump supporters had robbed her of her purse and hijab in a racially motivated attack, as reported by Fox News.

The Lafayette Police Department said in a statement that the 18-year-old student had fabricated the story and no such incident had ever occurred. The woman will face charges according to the authorities.

A spokesperson said, "We don't take this lightly, and it's made national headlines now, there will be consequences."

There have also been reports of Trump supporters being victims of violent hate crimes. A man was severely beaten by a group of Clinton supporters as he had voted for Trump. An attempt was also made to steal the man's car.

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Some Donald Trump Supporters Resort To Violence, Racism, Attacks On Minorities: Is This The New America?

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Donald Trump's victory came as a surprise to many, but the blatant violence by some Trump supporters has shocked everyone. Across the nation, there have been reports of his supporters resorting to violent, racist attacks on minorities. During his campaign, Donald Trump has been accused of cultivating Islamophobia and xenophobia.

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After texting multiple people this quote in the middle of various conversations, the reaction I received mostly was fear, but I also received reactions of confusion.

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Macbeth uttered these words after he is questioned for his reasons for killing Duncan's grooms. Essentially, Macbeth claims that he killed the grooms because his love for Duncan was so strong that he couldn't refrain from killing then. However, since it was Macbeth who truly committed this crime, the quote acts as a coverup for his actions.