Again, I didn't say anything about how great any candidate is. I'm talking about seeing people as people. You're going off on Syria and steel cages, foregoing my points entirely. And yes, you are being controlled by your emotions. You're so angry that I'm calling for the same civility I'm giving you, and that you're conflating me with murderers. I mean, I could just tell you to fuck off and mute you, but what good would that do? As long as people keep digging trenches and see others as libtards or degenerate rednecks, things are only going to get worse. We could continue othering people, treating those we don't like as sub human. Or we could try and look beyond that. You know, give people a chance to heal. It's not "erasing crimes or victims," a you put it. It's a chance for victims to heal.

But hey, you want blood? You're gonna get it soon enough. Keep it up, see where this takes you. You've played Warcraft 3, right? Remember Arthas Menethil? So blinded by his zeal to strike down the forsaken, he didn't see that he was being led straight into their ranks. But he was right, wasn't he? The forsaken were a blight upon Lordaeron. They were soulless monsters, deserving only of being slain. Arthas was so far into that mindset that it tainted him from within. He thought Froalstmourne would help him defeat the forsaken, only to find out that it was made by the forsaken to recruit him to their ranks.

There's an analogy here. Sometimes you have to take a step back, before you plunge yourself into the abyss. And maybe, just maybe, that person you're arguing with might not be a bad person. They might have all the right intentions, just like you.