the mindset that " no one is perfect" is so dangerous because you easily brush off the crimes people have done…
it's unconsciously done, the statement seems to imply a sense of moral superiority because it suggests the speaker is better than those involved in the debate, by telling others to stop arguing and pointing out that no one is perfect, it kind of shames those discussing the issue while making the speaker seem like they are taking the "right" stance by avoiding conflict, saying "Only God is the judge" further emphasizes this idea, suggesting that those criticizing are wrong, even though the speaker is judging how others should act
it feels like an attempt to silence the conversation while hinting at being more virtuous than those still debating
All high profile actors in SK are the same as him so even if we end up that they want to cancel him nothing will…
the mindset that " no one is perfect" is so dangerous because you easily brush off the crimes people have done in order to state your holier than thou philosophy, do better
Don't let this negativity get to you. These bullies have nothing better to do with their lives, so they resort…
at what point does this qualify as a mental illness? defending a man who 1) doesn't know you exist 2) you don't know personally, is crazy to me, usually in a grave situation like this, I feel its common sense to AT LEAST try to be neutral, if ur a fan, but for me this is clear as day and the fact that you go such lengths to even make a new account just to support a potential pedo is truly saddening
this is so incredibly good, what makes it even more special for me is the fact that they show the viewers the struggles of married life instead of the usual romance drama trope where the couple struggles A LOT in order to get together and when they do, they live happily ever after, but this drama shows the before, the during, and the after, its the whole life cycle and how a "good" life doesnt have to be full of joy and that there will always be misery
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it feels like an attempt to silence the conversation while hinting at being more virtuous than those still debating