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I don't remember having a feeling of Schadenfreude.  I don't get gratification from seeing other people beat down, sad, suffering, or defeated.

I don't wish malice or ill will upon anyone even if I'm not cheering them on in a game or I don't like them personally.

 

 

5 years ago. Rating: 3
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Your question could be taken several different ways west-bus.

Being a long time fan of our local hockey team (and watching other sports as well), I understand that emotion when it comes to sports. However, if it's a "final" and our team won, I still feel sorry for the losing players. Even though winning and losing is all part of the game, the "losers" are often distraught and sometimes even crying. That makes me sad.

In other situations, involving bullying, abuse or someone being plain mean to another, I detest it and could never bring myself to gloat, even if I felt that the person "got what they deserved".

5 years ago. Rating: 2
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With you 100% Westy..Aussie's have been feeling that feeling since the beginning of Don Bradman and the Ashes,,sorry we lost the world cup,but hang on to your pants old mate,,the Ashes are coming to Aussie..:):):):)..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<..<img src="        "\>

5 years ago. Rating: 2
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....we experience it everyday in the political arena 

....not a pretty picture 

....unity and working together is more pleasurable 

5 years ago. Rating: 1
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16 days ago. Rating: 0
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