- The disgusted expression in the photo is related to the content of the post-
Last night my mother monopolized the TV and I had to put up with xfactor.
Apart from the obvious considerations, the thing that struck me negatively was the presence of a boy but obviously incapable audiences on their feet because they stutter and hypersensitive.
Now, from what I understand they are almost at final, and even the judges were forced to choke it off, he seemed upset when he passed the turn in spite of the horrible performance, but people continue to follow their own mental movie from Cinderella Story, perhaps feeling "marginalized" and projecting the their desired moral redemption on other, perhaps feeling merciful, I do not know, but I would rather hear me say "you suck, go home" rather than crucify me on a pedestal that I deserve less than others. This made me think about what "being good" is an arbitrary and ambiguous concept, often ostentatious altruism narcissism and desire for control is hidden, to take a decisive right is universally recognized as falling still standing, if I saw a man who is thrown into a ravine would be morally obliged to give him a tirade about how nice it is to live, but if he did not want to be saved? Should I insist to continue to live up to a stranger natural death or not to feel like shit in person?
In some cases the margin between mercy and sadism (understood as the exercise of power over someone submitted) is very unstable.
Anyways, just saying something banal, moralistic, except that I probably trivial and moralist, then that's okay.
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