You know what else does a lot of damage?

This whole thing is irony overload

Empathy does a lot less damage than a bullet to the neck.

Well it's definitely not "new-age", but apparently the worth "empathy" only entered the English language in 1908.

So I'm gonna pretend like it's 1776 like he always wanted me to do and not have empathy for him 😆

We wouldn't happen to have the link/recording/article that this came from for context, would we? Not to sound like a "SOURCE?!?!?" troll, but I'm curious.

Neck minute gurgling sounds

Lot of people seem to agree with him, judging from the responses to his death.

Someone’s told me elsewhere that these quotes have been taken out of context. I said he should have been more careful with words.

What a self-report on being a psychopath lol

Don't worry, we're not sending any.

Rest in piss, fascist.

What a horrible thing to say. It's literally what makes us human.

Oh, you can't stand, alright.

You know what else does a lot of damage? A bullet in the neck.

I try to have empathy for every human being, in every possible circumstance, but it's hard to care sometimes... but especially when you tell me not to care, and that caring is weak. Today I will be strong, like he would have wanted.

I bet he did nazi that coming.

Why the hell do I keep double posting? probably the gin and sprites. To hell with it, a shot for Charlie!

People should be treated the way they treat others. MAGAs cry for the empathy and respect they deny to everyone else.

I really respect him for he did in Utah. Just a steadfast Defender of "people getting shot in public".

Well all right then.

Zero of it

I'm so happy he's gone. One less poisonous hate spreader to worry about, even though I'm sure his replacements are anxiously waiting to be paid to spread more hate

A crimson dawn for the new age of aqaurius.

The full quote is "I can't stand the word empathy. I think empathy is a made up new age term and it does a lot of damage. Sympathy is a better word, because empathy means you are actually feeling what another person felt, and no one can feel what another person feels."

He was talking about how the democrats use language

I disagreed with the guy on a great many things, but cutting his clips out of context like this is pathetic.

The English term “empathy,” in fact, was coined only in 1908. English-speaking psychologists needed translations of the German scientific terms appearing in the new discipline of experimental psychology. By around 1913, “empathy” became the term of choice for the German Einfühlung, which literally means “in-feeling.” Empathy captured the ability to project one’s own inner strivings, movements, and feelings into the shapes of objects. In the early twentieth century, then, empathy was quintessentially an aesthetic impulse.

Wild that we didn't need a word for it before.

Oh no.. Nevermind