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  • yeah, why dont we all have more tolerance for people doing active harm?

    Yes. Tolerating someone’s existence and humanity doesn’t mean you have to enable them to do things you disagree with.

    While we are on the topic, Who speaks for the CEOs here? They are human right? And has anyone asked the zionists about their feelings? their pains and fears?

    Yes. Someone who genuinely believes they are acting morally, even if they do something evil, are not themselves evil. They are misguided. You shouldn’t enable them, but you also shouldn’t be needlessly cruel to them.

    But also, Fetterman is responsible for his actions and his actions suck.

    Yes, but context matters. People’s motives matter when you judge them. People’s circumstances matter.

    Thats how responsibility works, and leadership comes with a lot of responsibility.

    Nitpick not about you, but just how people talk about congress in general: let’s just be honest, most of them are not leaders. Or at least not leading anything beyond their team of staffers. And they were not intended to be leaders, they represent their constituents, serving them not leading them.

    You perform or you get what Fettermans getting.

    What? Ridiculed and mocked by people on the internet who’s primary hobbies are thinking of creative insults and coping? I’m not being facetious, I’m asking what just saying cruel things on Lemmy does thats productive.

    Once he gets the eff out, he wont hold that responsibility and can be treated as just another human with human problems again.

    Why can’t he be treated as a human now? Just a human who at least you believe is wrong on serious issues, and therefore causing harm based on misconceptions.







  • Crappy take, friend. And the “so much for tolerance” is such a loaded phrase, you almost sound insincere, to boot. We don’t owe these politicians a fuckin thing, CERTAINLY not some prioritized level of compassion.

    I think people should be compassionate to literally every other person.

    Why do people need to be kind and sensitive toward someone’s recovery while that person insists on keeping a position of extreme responsibility, and constantly fucks it up, while “recovering”?

    Probably because he feels passionate about his beliefs and feels its important that he fights for them.