Have a more intuitive impression of Jews persecuted by fascism. People are firstly people, and then Jews. Germans and Poles should be viewed objectively. People are gray and the education they have received since childhood is praised. Suffering, as if experiencing it, makes people noble and strong. It doesn’t feel right now. Suffering is suffering. It does not have the effect of making people noble. It does not rule out that some people are enlightened because of suffering, and most people are just suffering. Struggle in the middle, become despicable (not everyone), until it is destroyed. Poles who are experiencing hardship will also abandon their wives, steal belongings from their companions, and try to kill the benefactor who has saved them, without gratitude. Suffering does not necessarily make people noble, but noble people accomplish suffering. Perhaps suffering should not be praised, and people who have suffered may not necessarily become noble because of suffering. Man created the concept of gods and the concept of demons, using them as the two extremes of the direction indicator and moral scale, and in the end they just wandered in the middle. In addition, in the laws of nature, there is no such thing as good for good and evil for evil. This is a beautiful imagination in people's minds. The illusion that some unknowable power will preside over justice when being treated unfairly is just a fantasy in the end.
Fortunately, we can now rely on law and morality to get closer to this realm. Law, morality, and systems are great inventions. They sometimes become tools (fascists) for evildoers, but in general they still help humanity to be better and better. Move freely
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The beauty and happiness that we usually have, but we have not noticed, appear commendable in suffering, because in the dark, humid sewer, which is full of rancid smell, a little candlelight also makes people warm.
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