We are just flesh, blood and bone

A friend of mine showed me this picture yesterday and I instantly asked her to send it to me to be posted here.

Despite the misspelling of 'atheist', I really like the picture. Lately, people seem to get overly sensitive about human diversity which include:

• race
• nationality
• culture/ethnicity/subculture
• gender
• class (or wealth/poverty)
• age (especially extreme youth or age)
• (dis)ability
• sexual preference
• religion
• political party 

Although, in my opinion, we should look to other people for their:    

• personality
• preferences
• interests
• needs
• abilities, skills, capacities
• perspectives, ways of seeing the world, paradigms
• ideas
• feelings, emotions, mood
• opinions, positions
• attitudes
• beliefs
• assumptions about what's real
• ego involvements
• values - assumptions about what's good or important
• dreams, visions, desires, wishes
• connections
• resources
• habits
• lifestyles
• cognitive styles, ways of sensing and knowing the world
• communication styles
• stories, histories
• experience - capacities developed through life
• stages of development
• responses - how they respond to what's going on or what's being talked about
• tolerance levels
• roles - in society, in the group, in some narrative
• families - what was their family of origin like
• education - both formal and informal, past and ongoing
• information - info they have, and their relationship to information as such
• health
• and much, much more.

The picture represents my standpoint towards stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination.
If I hate people, it would be because of what they've done to me.