"Now I understand how somebody like Adolf Hitler was able to brainwash millions of people," Thomas from Hawaii said in a shocking CSPAN call denouncing Trump.
No, I disagree. People can do horrible things, but forgiveness is our humanity. If they truly are sorry, I will forgive them. If they recognize the damage they did, and how their views hurt other people, I will forgive them.
They can’t earn forgiveness by just asking for it, they need to back up their words with action. This guy is directly responsible for thousands if not millions of displaced and/or lost lives. Go ahead buddy, we’re watching
You can’t earn it if people already decided you can’t earn it. Don’t forgive them now, obviously, but saying they cannot earn it is how you create desperation in people that pushes them towards another extreme.
What do we want? Him to sell his house and give the money to the local food bank? Or maybe injure himself, or attack some elected MAGAt? What’s the going price?
I’d approve any of the above but honest world-view changing is kind of hard to see sometimes. I assume money and action are involved.
Frankly at this point I just want these people to start voting Democrat. Not because they’re particularly good but because that would clearly demonstrate that they understand how wrong they were
When an alcoholic sets about seeking forgiveness, they’re supposed to go around to the people they’ve wronged and apologize. They’re also supposed to recognize that they make poor alcohol choices and need to give it up.
Maybe the MAGA people could recognize that they make poor political choices and give up their voting and their activism.
Like, I try to think how I would react if I made a choice so monumentally bad that thousands of people died, people were tortured, or an entire national economy thrown into disarray. There’s no reparation I could pay to compensate; no sacrifice I could make to balance the scale. That’s kind of the point of forgiveness: the wounded party has not been made whole, maybe can not be made whole, but accepts that trying to wring compensation out of the offender will only make another injured party. But there’s still the question of how to keep the offender from doing it again.
You’re talking about people who absolutely not only do not see it that way but will actively use that against you as a weakness. This shit is leftover because of “forgiveness” that started after the civil war wasn’t punished enough and several times after including but by no means limited to actual literal Nazis.
No. No forgiveness. That wishy washy shit got us in this mess.
The only thing I could respect is twofold, first that they realize it to the point they understand they shouldn’t be making decisions more important than what they want for breakfast, second is that they work diligently for the rest of their traitorous miserable livres to atone for actual deaths their stupidity directly caused.
Nothing short of that is sufficient to even suffer their presence. Enough is enough.
No, I disagree. People can do horrible things, but forgiveness is our humanity. If they truly are sorry, I will forgive them. If they recognize the damage they did, and how their views hurt other people, I will forgive them.
They can’t earn forgiveness by just asking for it, they need to back up their words with action. This guy is directly responsible for thousands if not millions of displaced and/or lost lives. Go ahead buddy, we’re watching
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You can’t earn it if people already decided you can’t earn it. Don’t forgive them now, obviously, but saying they cannot earn it is how you create desperation in people that pushes them towards another extreme.
What do we want? Him to sell his house and give the money to the local food bank? Or maybe injure himself, or attack some elected MAGAt? What’s the going price?
I’d approve any of the above but honest world-view changing is kind of hard to see sometimes. I assume money and action are involved.
Frankly at this point I just want these people to start voting Democrat. Not because they’re particularly good but because that would clearly demonstrate that they understand how wrong they were
When an alcoholic sets about seeking forgiveness, they’re supposed to go around to the people they’ve wronged and apologize. They’re also supposed to recognize that they make poor alcohol choices and need to give it up.
Maybe the MAGA people could recognize that they make poor political choices and give up their voting and their activism.
Like, I try to think how I would react if I made a choice so monumentally bad that thousands of people died, people were tortured, or an entire national economy thrown into disarray. There’s no reparation I could pay to compensate; no sacrifice I could make to balance the scale. That’s kind of the point of forgiveness: the wounded party has not been made whole, maybe can not be made whole, but accepts that trying to wring compensation out of the offender will only make another injured party. But there’s still the question of how to keep the offender from doing it again.
He’s a Hawaiian, no?
Isn’t there a billionaire that stole reserved land for himself that he can show solidarity for?
It’s one thing to be able to introspect.
It’s another to reflect, and take actions directly opposing the Nazis.
You’re talking about people who absolutely not only do not see it that way but will actively use that against you as a weakness. This shit is leftover because of “forgiveness” that started after the civil war wasn’t punished enough and several times after including but by no means limited to actual literal Nazis.
No. No forgiveness. That wishy washy shit got us in this mess.
That’s why I included that they need to realize it.
The only thing I could respect is twofold, first that they realize it to the point they understand they shouldn’t be making decisions more important than what they want for breakfast, second is that they work diligently for the rest of their traitorous miserable livres to atone for actual deaths their stupidity directly caused.
Nothing short of that is sufficient to even suffer their presence. Enough is enough.