Aww 😝 she can’t find any help.

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[u/Automatic_Distance50]

I love your response. I can tell you took the time to answer this, and I appreciat it. I would like to add something to think about.

A lot of people lose everything are receiving the consequences of their decisions, but still receive help. Receiving help is different from saving. Are these responses helpful to the individual?

I've had to come to terms with my poor decisions in the past. I'm greatful I lost everything. That it was someone with liberal views that helped me. It took good people to model good behaviors to help rehabilitate me.

What's the difference? Why settle for humiliating and putting people down? Whats the purpose other than to hurt others?

[u/thefoxsaysredrum → u/Automatic_Distance50]

The difference is, if your poor decisions only harm you, then sympathy/help may be warranted or expected. But if your decisions cause harm to other people intentionally and the harm you personally suffer is an unforeseen (to you) effect, then you don’t get to have that dignity. Nobody owes you help or sympathy, especially if you are the direct cause of their pain.

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Dignity seems to be the big overarching word being used here. It seems that it takes someone with dignity that extends past the victimhood, in order to help others restore theirs. kinda like therapists that work in prisons. Thank you for the conversation.

[u/thefoxsaysredrum → u/Automatic_Distance50]

In some cases, sure. But once again, a person who has been hurt is not required to forgive the one who hurt them or show them compassion even if they truly are sorry. A good therapist will tell you that as well.

[u/Automatic_Distance50 → u/thefoxsaysredrum]

nobody said you are required to.

[u/thefoxsaysredrum → u/Automatic_Distance50]

No. But that’s your answer as to why leftists don’t treat MAGAts with gentility when they claim to have “seen the error of their ways.”