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Very great post and I feel as if what we have seen for so long is cowardice masquerading as forgiveness.This is a culture from people who have been wronged without recourse, too afraid to stand up and so they use forgiveness as a coping mechanism.For the first generation, this was a reaction to an external force. For subsequent generations, it was their life, they were always told to forgive and they even started to believe it was the high road.Like you so eloquently said, yes Rahm was in a system he didn’t build but how did he fall victim to it when he perpetuated it? He wasn’t a victim, he was a willful participant.The uncle is a coward and instead of staunchly defending his family’s right to live, he sold out and defended a man who wanted to deny his family justice.Look at the coons.
Very great post and I feel as if what we have seen for so long is cowardice masquerading as forgiveness.
This is a culture from people who have been wronged without recourse, too afraid to stand up and so they use forgiveness as a coping mechanism.
For the first generation, this was a reaction to an external force. For subsequent generations, it was their life, they were always told to forgive and they even started to believe it was the high road.
Like you so eloquently said, yes Rahm was in a system he didn’t build but how did he fall victim to it when he perpetuated it? He wasn’t a victim, he was a willful participant.
The uncle is a coward and instead of staunchly defending his family’s right to live,
he sold out and defended a man who wanted to deny his family justice.
Look at the coons.
