2026-11-01T19:26:25Zhttps://njump.meNostr notes by UngiornoUngiornohttps://njump.me/npub1460eneuy9lwr8mxedpeujfvm6yxskyxvpxdm3grl9j8vgxtmwfwq6yhktmhttps://mastodon.bida.im/system/accounts/avatars/114/156/761/882/646/523/original/c1fb4c3307d9b166.jpghttps://mastodon.bida.im/system/accounts/avatars/114/156/761/882/646/523/original/c1fb4c3307d9b166.jpghttps://njump.me/nevent1qqs8hzlq9ku5c5j3h4fkpdz49s86nq9eywc4lx5epvt29xme57xdm7czyzhflx08sshacvlvm9588jf9n0gs6zcsesyehw9q0ukga3qe0de9cjn2enrI'm on the roll here haha, But isn't compassion (if not a ...
In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs9dcqtrtkrhzx0qvp4hrp2qj52xyrxz632qwxn9jurkyhxxx2ry5qkzcja8'>nevent1q…cja8</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I'm on the roll here haha, But isn't compassion (if not a religious 'duty') a function of one's relative privilege, so it is easier to forgive, if we are in a safe, neutral personal situation..but what if we are directly affected by the atrocity, what if it's a close relative who lost their life, or if we are ourselves fighting for our life and we just cannot afford to feel any empathy for someone who is about to harm us?
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