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I'll give a perfect example.
As I am following the impending collapse of the Iranian regime, a paradox, or what I thought to be a paradox, was blatant. The people of Iran held Israeli flags in support of Netanyahu. The American flag was present also, but the Israeli flag? The Iranian people are well informed of the human rights violations that Israel has perpetuated on the people of Palestine. They are well aware of the ongoing genocide. Netanyahu is conducting his tyranny in the same manner that the Islamic Republic of Iran has perpetuated on the Iranian people. Yet, the people are crying for his help.
Why?
That is perplexing. Well...from an outside perspective, and just looking at it objectively, it will be difficult to understand why. Only empathy can help gain a better and more accurate understanding. Originally, I thought it could just fall under that old cliche: An enemy of your enemy is your friend. That is incorrect. At the moment, the Iranian people are not looking for allies or friends. They are looking for ways to survive. Period. Think of it like this. Assume you are a moral man who lives strictly by the virtue that stealing is never justified, under any circumstance. Then your child comes down with a terminal illness, and you cannot afford the medication that will save his life. The only way to reach that medication is to break into a pharmacy and steal it. Justified? Who cares? Me personally, I wouldn't even think about it. I am breaking in. Throw my *** in jail. Whatever.
They are not looking at Iran as an ally or a friend. they see them as a means to help them survive. Only empathy can help us unravel a perplexing concept.
Blackvegatble's hypcorisy summed up in one post:
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Blackvegetable » 7 minutes ago » wrote: ↑7 minutes ago
Very simple questions...
From which you are running...