Shut the f*** up Judy Wright
Should I preach importance of forgiveness on my Facebook page if I cannot accept the apology from a woman who posted pictures of my deceased cousin on her FB without my permission and later took them down?
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Gil Hamilton, former Seeker of knowledge, Antitheist.
Answered April 25, 2021 · Author has 1.2K answers and 183.6K answer views
Why should you feel the need to preach anything on your Facebook page. Have an opinion by all means but don’t preach your opinions, no one is interested or cares.
Question, why should the woman need your permission in the first place. Being a cousin gives you no special rights here. Infact she nay have had a closer relationship with your cousin than you had. Either way unless the photo’s were captioned in some offensive way it’s none of your business, and I cannot fathom why you should be so aireated about nothing. In the words of my Unicorn “ get a life “
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Kit Stevens, former Owner/CEO
Answered April 26, 2021 · Author has 582 answers and 58.5K answer views
You can if you want to be labelled a hypocrite on social media, which you will. That’s your call.
And you’ve learned a lesson, haven’t you? You have a personal dilemma. You’ve been ‘preaching’ forgiveness on Facebook, but you suddenly find a real life situation where you can’t accept from another what you preach to them. Your own question blows out of the water any idea that you can be taken seriously. You’ve shot yourself in the foot. You’ve been hoist by your own petard.
How does that make you feel?
And who do you think you are to presume you can preach to anyone in the first place? You are not just a hypocrite, you are arrogant.
59 views · Answer requested by Jane Cottontail
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Harriet Tobin, AB French & English, Douglass College
Answered April 26, 2021 · Author has 1.1K answers and 139.1K answer views
Sounds a bit hypocritical to me. I find that “preaching” anything on a social page is annoying and pompous, but if someone were to preach something but not follow it, I’d come down really hard on them. Perhaps you’ve learned a lesson about “do as I say, not as I do”, and should think twice about telling other people about how to live their lives.
You might want to re-think preaching about anything to others until you yourself are a saintly, perfect human being.
28 views · Answer requested by Jane Cottontail
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Rod Fletcher, worked at The United States of America
Answered April 26, 2021 · Author has 1.4K answers and 537.9K answer views
Who are you to have control over a picture? You’re wasting your time. Nothing is ever going to become of it. All deceased persons that you saw in history books, didn’t have permission to be shown in books or internet. You’re too sensitive.
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