FYI Sargon's vid, 41 mins long & you don't need to watch to understand this post: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpabAwUk6Z4
Here's video https://twitter.com/RealJamesWoods/status/1299107667839909888
Man, how did #KyleRittenhouse see a potential killer’s handgun that quickly in the dark, and make the life-or-death decision to defend himself? Astonishing situational awareness and courage. This kid is a poster hero for the Second Amendment.
https://twitter.com/firstcitizensam/status/1299087825854316549
It looks like Kyle Rittenhouse was about to get a bullet in the head from a handgun from this angle.
https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1299086141329563648
GRAPHIC: A friend of the man who rushed at the #Kenosha teen with a pistol and was shot in the arm has posted an update about his status. Doctors were able to save Gaige Grosskreutz's right arm. The friend says Gaige regrets not being able to kill the teen.
Vaush is inherently mentally compromised. He's weak minded, his ego is small, he can tell when he's having the shit beaten out of him verbally while trying to defend his insane ideas - he just keeps reaching, trying to sound like he's smart enough to keep up and never ceding a point... And the result of never ceding a point is that he comes out with lynch mobs and communism. Because he puts the collective above everything else. That's how a "mob" because "they're just witnesses, man! Why would you run from witnesses?"
I had to stop watching and take a break, because I couldn't imagine a person saying those things. It was hard to believe.
Pure evil. I know what I stand against now, though.
I don't lean that way. Pure evil is something else. It really does feel like the banality of evil though. Like the evil done by people who are too self-centered, egotistical, have-to-be-right-no-matter-what.
It says he's 26. Maybe after he keeps getting voluntarily humiliated by defending the worst positions possible and has open and honest dialogues, he'll grow. Until then, he's just a moron that makes it easy to bash on far-leftism.
I've always felt that the banality of evil was the purest form of evil.
It's the General who orders his soldiers to rape all the women of a captured city because it will a) improve morale, b) break any desire to resist the army.
The decision is banal, ruthless, and the purest form of evil.
I don't think I disagree with that, though I've only given it a bit of thought. What struck me when I read what you wrote however is how the right communicates. The right will often call the left evil - specifically because of let's say more mild forms of the banality of evil. The left only hears the "evil" part - they don't understand the thought that goes with it - and I've managed to sway some leftists when having to explain it, step by step. But others are more true leftists, they want authoritarian government to enforce things and those types tend to think freedom and liberty is evil. I also think of them as the type who would be freed from slavery and then go "Wait. Sure, I was a slave, but they fed me and clothed me, put me back!" -_-