But God told them to

Fuck religion sucks

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I mean, if you don’t use it for anything important and it doesn’t have any sensitive data, knock yourself out

It’s probably all been silently turned back on through updates

Good doggie

Maybe next time they’ll pick a better region to be born in

Remember, kids, nothing Israel has done justifies October 7th, but also, October 7th justifies everything Israel is doing.

Quite a thing to create the world’s most dire need for humanitarian aid in the history of the species and then criticize any aid as tiny in comparison to the need you’ve manufactured

I can’t help that I was born a bot, you bigot.

Sir, Philadelphia is on the line. They say it’s urgent.

Clearly this comment is unpopular but it sure would be handy if anyone took the time to say why

Cope

AI summary:

The excerpt from the graphic novel appears to express a deep moral conflict about judging the actions of others in high-stakes, life-and-death situations. The character, Alison, is reflecting on how her past idealism and desire for perfect solutions don’t align with the messy, imperfect, and often desperate realities others face. She questions whether her criticism of others—such as Moonshadow, who uses violence for what she sees as justice—is truly about right and wrong, or about asserting her own moral authority.

In the context of a political assassination, this excerpt could be interpreted as a meditation on the complexity of moral judgment in violent political acts. It does not condone violence but challenges the reader to understand the motivations behind desperate actions without reducing them to simple binaries of right or wrong. It critiques moral absolutism and invites reflection on privilege, urgency, and the cost of demanding perfect solutions from those in crisis.

That said, the message is highly nuanced and can be interpreted differently depending on one’s perspective. It’s crucial to approach such discussions with sensitivity, especially when they involve real-world violence and loss of life.

I don’t celebrate their deaths and I wish this didn’t happen but if they support the same thing happening to other noncombatants, I have a hard time seeing how this isn’t karma.

What’s with the scarequotes?

No U mad

Exactly. You tell em! This is a discussion! It’s not a place to ask for definitions.

I would agree until they asked what it is