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Yes. If you were stung by a wasp does it make you happy when you smack it to death and it never stings you again? Or do you forgive it as it continues to sting
by Waterfall 6y ago
Yes. If you were stung by a wasp does it make you happy when you smack it to death and it never stings you again? Or do you forgive it as it continues to sting you and you gladly turn the other cheek to let it sting your other cheek too? Then when your facial cheeks are all stung, do you let it sting both your lower cheeks so when you sit down you can forgive them?
Now the whole village is being stung by wasps and you taught everyone that revenge is not the right way and instead the village worships the wasps and builds more nests for them due to the ability to forgive. Do you honestly think revenge is useless?
- ogurechny 6y agoYou have just made a speech about non-Aryan sub-human pests… wasps. I'm not sure whether it is sad or funny.
- throwaway0a5e 6y ago>You have just made a speech about non-Aryan sub-human pests… wasps Are you hearing a dog whistle that I'm not? Wasps (the black and yellow flying kind, not the "control political discourse in the Boston-DC corridor" kind) in his example are obviously just a metaphor that's being used as a stand in for some thing that is uncontroversially considered harmful.
- ogurechny 6y agoWell, wasps also consider some things harmful, and they, too, don't turn the other cheek. The outcome is well known. People, on the other hand, supposedly have a little bit of the brain to understand the situation better instead of slandering the “natural enemy”. “Cleansing” nature is no different from “cleansing” people.
- shoes_for_thee 6y agoHe's making a unfunny joke about white anglo-saxon protestants
- non-entity 6y agoAre you reading into this wrong or intentionally attempting to start a flame war?