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Ah yes of course, describing people as parasites has a long history of leading to positive social change/movements. I can honestly only assume you are trolling
by TapWaterBandit 3y ago
Ah yes of course, describing people as parasites has a long history of leading to positive social change/movements.
I can honestly only assume you are trolling me at this point if you're bouncing between calling people "Devine" (do you mean "Divine"?) and parasites and thinking you have anything worthwhile to say.
- thsksbd 3y agoI didn't call them Divine, I said they are made in the image of the Divine. And yes, I misspelled. Despite our constitution, we can still collapse into ruin. Some of us become cruel. Some of is slothful. Sone of us keep it together. For those of us prone to slothfulness, the end game is becoming parasitical (ie eating off of the work of others without helping out). Its not that hard to see that a person may be infinitely valuable and still be a problem. Its the basis of our Western jurisprudence!