Condemnation, Forgiveness, and the Complex Legacy of John McCain

THE KAYEEN

Condemnation, Forgiveness, and the Complex Legacy of John McCain

Following the passing of John McCain, the group falls into a heated debate over his legacy and the nature of forgiveness. DestinyAcension expresses harsh judgment against McCain, arguing he earned no pity for pain caused through his actions, which sparks immediate pushback from Shyeejanut, ACuriousHumanBeing, and others who warn against vindictiveness and closing the door on hope and redemption. Reptiliandude weighs in, arguing that constant outrage and localized petty vengeance were historically weaponized by ruling classes to keep people divided. As Cosmickev1086 reflects on their own negativity and DestinyAcension candidly reevaluates their harsh stance, lelekfalo gently reminds the group that public figures leave behind grieving families, urging grace and restraint during times of mourning.

THE KAYEEN

Condemnation, Forgiveness, and the Complex Legacy of John McCain

Following the passing of John McCain, the group falls into a heated debate over his legacy and the nature of forgiveness. DestinyAcension expresses harsh judgment against McCain, arguing he earned no pity for pain caused through his actions, which sparks immediate pushback from Shyeejanut, ACuriousHumanBeing, and others who warn against vindictiveness and closing the door on hope and redemption. Reptiliandude weighs in, arguing that constant outrage and localized petty vengeance were historically weaponized by ruling classes to keep people divided. As Cosmickev1086 reflects on their own negativity and DestinyAcension candidly reevaluates their harsh stance, lelekfalo gently reminds the group that public figures leave behind grieving families, urging grace and restraint during times of mourning.

Image: John McCain official photo portrait (Photo by United States Congress via Wikimedia Commons)

Source: Garbotalk, "Transhumanism: Kayeen manipulation toward the chipping and overwriting of humanity." r/InsurrectionEarth ( 26 August 2018) https://www.reddit.com/r/reptiliandude/s/XYeB6H2mIL

DestinyAcension: Poor John McCain must have missed the transhumanism memo. Looks like his life extension ship has sailed along with his life force.

garbotalk: I don’t pity him. He has transcended to his perfect body in heaven. I pray for those he left who are hurting.

DestinyAcension: He has earned no pity, may heavens gates be closed to him.

shyeejanut: That is very judgmental. Who are you to say that he has earned no pity? David was right, “Let me not fall into the hands of men, for man is cruel.”

reptiliandude: See how they are, Shyee? Have no misconceptions about what you’re getting yourself into. This is why I created this thread from baking soda and vinegar.

DankNethers: Man is faulty, to be sure

But not all men are cruel

Most of us are just misguided

ACuriousHumanBeing: Or drunk

ACuriousHumanBeing: I’ll echo dank and say not all men are cruel, but those in power that are set example for others. Hence the miguided part, from men and their alien handlers, encouraging not just us, but other developing worlds.

For it seems to me aliens can be pretty cruel too. Just look at the Naga penal system.

Fortunately you and those likened to you have a chance to change that.

Lets hope for all our asses it goes well.

We have a lot of issues we need to address…else they’ll be addressed for us.

And that would suck.

OGMIOS14: Great! I guess it’s your turn to jump to conclusions about what we are and what we aren’t.
You mean to tell me that there’s none among you who’s cruel, wicked and just too far gone on that path to hell?

explorer1357: Exactly!!! She acts like everyone is innocent little angels where she comes from.

I get a feeling she’s using some reverse psychology on us… Remember shes ba’alaket… Gotta watch your toes round her…

NiggaZiti: If you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back at you

Do not fight with “monsters” ..listen to them…

OGMIOS14: How about make friends with them?

NiggaZiti: Friendship isn’t what’s being offered internet stranger.


ACuriousHumanBeing: I don’t think heaven works like that.

DestinyAcension: That may be true , still I don’t think he has done enough good to out weigh the pain he has caused directly or indirectly through his actions/decisions.

Cosmickev1086: Not for what he’s done, no pity from any being.

DankNethers: I can’t imagine what you think he may have done to deserve such condemnation upon his passing

Though neither John McCain nor anyone else that dies requires our pity

That fractal has spun its way back to God now, whether you like it or not

And knows a love that transcends both conditions and restraints

Cosmickev1086: Every action has a reaction, the great evil perpetrated can give rise to immense good. Whatever he’s done affected and changed others and so on. Life will go on.


reptiliandude: See how they are, Shyee? Have no misconceptions about what you’re getting yourself into. This is why I created this thread from baking soda and vinegar.

Cosmickev1086: So forgiveness for the hundreds of deaths (if not more)? Who knows what else hes done.

ACuriousHumanBeing: Its more the fact you’ve just cut off any chance of forgiveness. Its so vindictive and judgemental of you to decry a being of any chance of hope for themselves.

How will this help us make a better world? How will this help us heal? If you committed sins, and I told you there’s no chance in hell for you to ever recover your soul, why would you ever change?

Once you dash hope away, and take away the possibility of someone being better, they will despair, and have no motivation to improve themselves.

Not saying you need to forgive people and be all lovey dovey, but if you banish one to hell, don’t be surprised if they’re a bit hellish.

Sorry if I’m coming off as holier than thou.

reptiliandude: The mindset of constant outrage and localized petty vengeance was actually promoted at the time of Yeshua to keep the people off balance so that they couldn’t unify against the ruling classes.

It allowed them to be led by the nose by liars advocating ‘freedom’ who were bought and paid for by the very higher ups they would have never joined forces with had they known who was pulling the puppet strings.

Cuba, and it’s abject poverty where all professions make essentially the same shitty wage and North Korea, where they cut lawns with scissors are but two modern examples of the consequences of constant outrage and following vengeance directed by liars and thieves.

That is why his concept of forgiveness was so controversial and it led to his execution.

Essentially, there has only been one true Christian.

And they killed him as soon as they could.

ACuriousHumanBeing: Well I don’t know about that. I think Fred Rogers was close to becoming a second. So many people trying to gun him down as some pedo, mocking him, or saying he’s corrupting people’s minds.

I’m noticing a pattern here.

reptiliandude: Fred Rogers was a Presbyterian minister.

The goal of the Siriv is to create a mindset where the only the Secular State has the approval of the masses to dictate how to raise children.

That way, the Kayeen through their orchestrators have the final say.

It’s all about indoctrination.

Surely you must have seen this coming.


Cosmickev1086: I completely understand, its not up to me to forgive him. God will pass his judgment on all, my feelings are irrelevant. I can come off as negative, but it’s something I’m working on.

ACuriousHumanBeing: Well I think its a bit silly to say your feelings are irrelevant, or your judgement hollow. While god may be the final voice, that doesn’t mean your own doesn’t matter.

I think its wise to work on it. Don’t dash away your morals, but think on them, refine them, and judge them. Your morals need to evolve as you evolve, and grow nuanced as you grow nuanced.

Just continue growing dude, and don’t be afraid to change your approach if that approach is giving you problems.

lelekfalo: I neither liked nor trusted the man, but shit, my heart still breaks for the crying daughter at that memorial service today.

Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.

DestinyAcension: Should have left my trap shut and stuck to topic . I came off as cold, judgemental, and cruel. What am I to do? I can’t feel the same for this man as the way I feel when say for example reading of that orca pushing its calf after its still birth. The sorrow is unsurpressable, automatic without second thought but I’m a scathing cunt towards my own species wtf? Unable to shed a tear at family funerals but morn the loss of a pet. Perhaps I just haven’t seen enough good in mankind or im just lacking in faith.

lelekfalo: I get it. I understand how you feel, but I also understand that no matter how many people’s lives a man affects in a negative manner, there is still someone left hurting by their passing. And I know that for as much as I didn’t like the man for what I knew of him, expressing my negative opinion of him will do no one any good at this particular time. Right now is a time to allow those who admired the man (for whatever reason) to grieve, and for those who disliked (but were not immediately or directly harmed by) him to gracefully step aside and bite our tongues for a bit. (And I don’t mean to come off as preachy, so I apologize if I came off that way at all.)

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