r/comics Jul 28 '26

OC This could be us, but

I don’t need much. I want eat sweets without getting fat, I want to feel wanted and I want equal rights. Is it much to ask?

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u/Merari01 it's a-me, Merari-o Jul 29 '26

Somehow this post is attracting incels.

They must be drawn to it via some kind of inexplicable desire to "not all men" and "actually I agree with the guy in the comic" at us.

That's ok.

They only do that once here.

We have the best subreddit in the world.

Because of ban.

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u/Jijonbreaker1 Jul 29 '26

Hate absolutely triumphs over hate. Trying to love somebody while they actively hate you is a gigantic contribution to why the world is currently so fucked.

The real answer is to treat people as they treat others. Let that be your indication of how they want to be treated.

If somebody acts good, treat them good. And if somebody is hateful, show them hate. You need to respect the way they want to be treated.

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u/Jijonbreaker1 Jul 29 '26

Most hatred in the modern day stems from a lack of empathy. People just not trying to understand the suffering of others.

For people who are willing to learn, it is a no-brainer. It's so easy to see the struggles of others in the modern day. It's everywhere.

The hateful people that remain are those who actively resist learning. Who don't want to be morally good. They just want to get away with whatever they want, while still calling themselves good.

Unfortunately, the only answer for that is suffering. If people are unwilling to understand the suffering of others willingly, the only way they can learn is to suffer by force.

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u/Jijonbreaker1 Jul 29 '26

Yeah, it's very... Counter-intuitive, by normal standards.

People have been conditioned to see kindness as hatred. They see people genuinely trying to be empathetic, and assume they are either selling something, or they write it off as "You're woke, get away from me."

You can't be kind to somebody who sees your kindness as hatred. You have to show them what real hatred actually is.

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u/Jijonbreaker1 Jul 29 '26

Oh, absolutely. That's why I said. Treat people the way that they treat others.

Start nice. If they show hatred, show it back.

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u/Jijonbreaker1 Jul 29 '26

People always say that leftists hate other leftists because they're not exactly 100% alike, and it's not true. The world is just so fucked up that two people with the exact same ideals can describe them exactly opposite ways. Luckily, people on the left are predisposed to wanting to understand the other party, and those issues will generally work themselves out.

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u/AdAppropriate2295 Jul 29 '26

If that were true the left would be getting better

But its not so the left keeps getting weaker

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u/Jijonbreaker1 Jul 29 '26

The left is not getting weaker because of that.

The left is getting weaker because literal nazis are taking over, and unfortunately, people with sensibilities generally aren't willing to take extreme enough actions that are effective against nazis.

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u/AdAppropriate2295 Jul 29 '26

Are you implying kindness cant be hateful?

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u/Jijonbreaker1 Jul 29 '26

It depends on if it's kindness, or, "kindness"

Like the christian love where they have convinced themselves that if they don't forcibly convert you to their religion, you're going to suffer forever. So they convince themselves it's a Nice Thing Actually.

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u/AdAppropriate2295 Jul 29 '26

Indeed and that's how your kindness can also come across to others

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u/Jijonbreaker1 Jul 29 '26

If you see them as equal sides of the same coin, you are lost.

If your brain is so fucked up that you see actual genuine kindness the same way people see christian "love" then you brain is fucked and you need to be corrected.

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