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07/25/24(Thu)19:43:30 No.16891383
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Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)19:43:30 No.16891383 Archived
When someone does wrong against us but is remorseful over their actions and repents, we should forgive them. But if someone continually does wrong against us and will never repent of their actions nor ever feel remorse, what is the morally right thing to do?
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07/25/24(Thu)19:50:28 No.16891404
Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)19:50:28 No.16891404
relative to your cause
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07/25/24(Thu)21:02:46 No.16891607
Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)21:02:46 No.16891607
>>16891383
Make an example of them for those who seek to act the same way
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