Well, I was in Edinburgh on Saturday. I was waiting 2 hours at the station, between trains. Anyway, a Jew gave way for an Arab Muslim family onto a train.
Did you get on the train at all, or did you give up a seat and stand?
I would have selfishly barged onto the train. Your act is probably an act of self-betrayal and motivated by guilt and personal inferiority. This guilt is likely to be suppressed and/or denied. I cannot fathom doing such a thing.
I notice you cannot help and mention the family unit derangement. The Truth is that these were several individual human beings, and their perceived and dictated position in any illegitimate societal decree should be irrelevant.
I also notice that you mention the specific races/creeds of the parties involved. Well, again they are just human beings. The race of the humans should have no bearing on your decision making process, and to mention such seems to reek of your own self considering racist elements to be important.
It's little, relatively meaningless acts of individual kindness that will overcome sectarianism.
Incorrect. It was a an act that is most likely motivated by other factors. Virtually all acts of "kindness" are motivated by guilt, selfishness, denial, personality faults and so on.
I notice the trend that you have to try and modestly minimize things. Modesty is not a positive trait, in fact it is inferior.
I don't usually notice these things, I only thought about it afterwards. The reason I did, was because I was the Jew.
This shows Me the inferior way you creatures handle yourselves. You should have thought about it
before making any such decision, not after.
