Crippling Empathy
a condition where a person’s unrestrained empathy overrides their critical thinking. creating a condition where every thing’s feelings and conditions must be taken into account before any action can be made. vegans & extreme environmentalist’s suffer from the worst strain of this disease.
“how can you eat that lobster?”
“real easy with b-tter and lemon.”
“people like you make every day auschwitz for the animals.”
“if your crippling empathy makes it hard for you to eat a lobster that’s fine. but don’t project it on me.”
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i psychological condition where a person’s empathy overrides their critical judgment. the most severe strains of this disease are seen in radical vegans, & environmentalists.
“gaia weeps when you cut down a tree and it’s murder when you eat anything that has a mother.”
“wow, that’s the worst case of crippling empathy i’ve seen in a while.”
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