And then I like to tell myself, in my rage and disappointment: All these stupid people who supported or failed to prevent a horrific disaster are going to suffer terribly from the fruits of the seeds they planted!
But that's just my futile longing for justice, and my hopeless dream that people be better. In truth they won't meaningfully suffer their sins.
After all, the problem with being stupid is that though many people pay for their stupidity, very few of them understand that they are.
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