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  1. For the people saying they have no sympathy for him: He probably had no sympathy for the people in jail either, or looked into the horrible conditions of the prison system, until it happened to him. So, you're thinking just like he did. And that's okay, since sympathy often needs us to at least imagine being "in their shoes." Of course, if the imagination needs a little help, then nothing beats actually walking a mile in their shoes.
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  2.  6 Haunted Days  What justice is served by your lack of sympathy? How are you paying him back? Don't get me wrong, I freakin hate Trump supporters. The worst part is I don't understand them. And they don't want me to understand them. Can't you see the potential lesson here? I'm sure he didn't care about the scum in jail either. If he thought about it at all, it was justice that they suffered in jail. Until this moment, if I thought about the Jan. 6 rioters in jail at all, I accepted it as justice. But now he's starting to see a little bit; he's showing some humanity and humility. And I have the slightest insight and respect, now, for a Trump supporter, which I never had before. My sympathy means nothing to him, changes nothing for him. I'll never meet him. My sympathy affects me, and whoever might read this: that I won't have to keep mindlessly hating this ostensibly mindless person, who, suddenly, is mindful of how others have suffered.
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