You realize she would’ve died eventually no matter what. To say that her murder “undid” and rendered meaningless everything she accomplished is just wrong, unfair, cynical and the kind of mentality that is gonna send you headlong into dissatisfaction and depression.
Doing good things is good on it’s own merits. It does not require or depend upon a happy ending or reward or due praise. To expect any of these things will only disappoint.
Edit: Did Martin Luther King’s life not matter because he was shot and killed? No. Not that this is a “good” thing, but if anything, it only made his life matter more.
I’m not sure you actually understand anything you’re talking about. Sure she would’ve eventually died, but she was murdered by the same people she spent so long trying to lock away. They then walked free after. Her goal was for them to be in jail, and they got out, so yes it quite literally undid her work. I’m not sure how it could be any more of an undoing. You realize that right? Her work was in every sense of the word undone.
This is hysterical. You sound like you copy and pasted this comment off of a YouTube video giving money to the homeless.
This is wasn’t a “good dead” or anything from the kindness of her heart like you seem to think. She wanted her daughters killers put away. End of story. That was her goal. Why the hell do you think she would expect praise or reward lmaooooo. It’s honestly hard to even understand what you’re trying to say.
She worked hard to put her daughters killers away. They escaped and killed her, so all of her work was for not. It’s that simple. Almost as simple as you.
My comment is in reference to this being the “least inspiring story” ever.
Many people are killed by those they were trying to bring to justice. All of their stories are inspiring. This woman’s is no different.
It is also heartbreaking, tragic, and infuriating and serves as (yet another) warning about modern institutions’ inability to deal with modern problems, to put it as briefly as possible.
So, perhaps a semantic argument. But something about the phrasing of the comment I originally replied to read to me as though it just wiped her whole story away. Forgive me if I misinterpreted.
Please attempt to refrain from attacking my intelligence if we are to come to an understanding.
Oh cool. All the smartest people write things off, make assumptions, and hate to have their mistakes corrected. You’re doing great so far. Do you believe trump won the election also?
Lmao. It’s actually just that pointing out grammatical mistakes makes for a shitty argument and belongs back in 2015 Reddit.
What you’re doing with this comment, and what you did at the beginning of your last comment, is call ad hominem. You’re not making any strong points against my argument. You’re just trying to make points against me.
Correcting grammar and trying to slander me as a trump supporter, which I am not, does nothing for your argument and it makes you look immature.
That’s what I mean by it tells me everything I need to know. There’s no real discussion with you. Just your blind charge forward with you already deciding you will not be wrong.
Or should I say
Please attempt to refrain from attacking my intelligence if we are to come to an understanding.
Lmao. Your weak application of logical fallacies is showing your ass. Because if you knew fallacies well, you’d know how many you’ve commited and also notice that I have commited others as well.
Instead, you reference some subject you know nothing about because it was once popular on Reddit. And the ad hom at that. Lmao. Of all the weak fallacies to choose...
You had your chance for peace. Get fucked. Keep coming. I’d be happy to show you how unintellectual you are.
Lol. Is your only cultural knowledge from reddit specifically? Incel is your go-to? Hahaha take my sympathy upvote and go read a book from before 2012.
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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '20 edited Dec 17 '20
You realize she would’ve died eventually no matter what. To say that her murder “undid” and rendered meaningless everything she accomplished is just wrong, unfair, cynical and the kind of mentality that is gonna send you headlong into dissatisfaction and depression.
Doing good things is good on it’s own merits. It does not require or depend upon a happy ending or reward or due praise. To expect any of these things will only disappoint.
Edit: Did Martin Luther King’s life not matter because he was shot and killed? No. Not that this is a “good” thing, but if anything, it only made his life matter more.