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There's a difference between giving past figures a pass for horrible things, and invalidating them via nit-picking. Life is not black and white, so wanting to
by guitarbill 7y ago
There's a difference between giving past figures a pass for horrible things, and invalidating them via nit-picking.
Life is not black and white, so wanting to see saints instead of flawed humans who made the world a bit or a lot better is probably not a great approach. Everybody will have some flaw if you look hard enough. People can also change. Maybe they would have benefited from growing up in a different environment. Breaking out of the way everybody around you thinks is hard enough in one area.
Judging someone as a whole is pretty tricky, too. Generally this is left to deities. Is it possible to celebrate the good things someone has done without it being a full endorsement of everything they ever did and said?
- mruniverse 7y agoIs it possible to celebrate the good things someone has done without it being a full endorsement of everything they ever did and said? I guess that depends if you're the injured party. If not, that might make criticisms seem "nit-picking".