[ SECRET POST #3418 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3418 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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05. [SPOILERS for Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood]




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06. [WARNING for blood/gore]




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08. [WARNING for incest]




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Comments

Re: Bitter vs. plain evil

[nonnymouscawitz]

It is objectively worse to do something bad because you enjoy doing nasty things, but just because it's worse doesn't mean that complaints about people doing things out of bitterness aren't valid. Bitterness isn't an excuse.

Re: Bitter vs. plain evil

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, I know it's not an excuse. What I'm talking about, is people who use "you're bitter" as an insult, which gives me the impression that they think doing something out of bitterness is worse than doing it just for the hell of it.

Re: Bitter vs. plain evil

[(Anonymous)]

Personally, when it comes to internet threads, I find 'you're just bitter!' To be the greater offense over said (perceived) bitterness.

Re: Bitter vs. plain evil

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's more that saying that is likely to get under someone's skin

Re: Bitter vs. plain evil

[nonnymouscawitz]

I don't see how saying 'you're just bitter' implies that's worse than 'you're just a jerk.' It just implies that the person saying it thinks the other person is bitter. They're two different, unconnected insults/statements.

Re: Bitter vs. plain evil

[(Anonymous)]

Calling someone bitter is invalidating that they have a right to be bothered. "Your concerns aren't worthy, because you're just bitter." Calling someone a jerk is about the manner in which they say things. "You're a jerk for saying that."

Re: Bitter vs. plain evil

[nonnymouscawitz]

That still wouldn't imply that being bitter is worse, though.