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I find all assholes have good sides. Or vice versa?
I think you will find that most assholes have somebody that loves them. So maybe the problem is that we perceive somebody as such, not that they actually are assholes.
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federicaSeeker of the clear blue sky...Its better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak out and remove all doubtModerator
He [Hitler] had charisma, he genuinely loved Eva Braun, (and it's almost entirely a guarantee that she loved him)
Really weird you could almost guarantee Eva Braun's feelings. Do you also know Ekaterina Svanidze's innermost feelings?
No.... but there must be some wholesome kind of love within a woman's compassionate heart to compel her to remain, even in the face of evident madness.... when she died, Stalin said: "This creature softened my heart of stone. She died and with her died my last warm feelings for humanity." it was after she died that the last vestiges of any scrap of decency left him... and he executed her family after her death, so she would not have known....
Eva Braun committed suicide with Hitler. had either of these women loved their men less, they might have escaped their company sooner. Who are we to evaluate what the right kind of love is? who are we to state that they were wrong in their sentiments? Who are we to judge and condemn their actions? From the outside, it's easy to see the absolute contradiction. From inside, it's harder to separate matters in this way. I have no doubt whatsoever that in both cases, Love existed strongly in these women's hearts. The why - is not for us to see, maybe...
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I think you will find that most assholes have somebody that loves them. So maybe the problem is that we perceive somebody as such, not that they actually are assholes.
but there must be some wholesome kind of love within a woman's compassionate heart to compel her to remain, even in the face of evident madness....
when she died, Stalin said:
"This creature softened my heart of stone. She died and with her died my last warm feelings for humanity."
it was after she died that the last vestiges of any scrap of decency left him... and he executed her family after her death, so she would not have known....
Eva Braun committed suicide with Hitler.
had either of these women loved their men less, they might have escaped their company sooner.
Who are we to evaluate what the right kind of love is?
who are we to state that they were wrong in their sentiments?
Who are we to judge and condemn their actions?
From the outside, it's easy to see the absolute contradiction.
From inside, it's harder to separate matters in this way.
I have no doubt whatsoever that in both cases, Love existed strongly in these women's hearts.
The why - is not for us to see, maybe...