It is obvious you do not understand because you keep contributing partial statements to me but leave out the pertinent part of my comment. I don’t know what West Indie Jr. College you allegedly got your psychology degree in, but you clearly failed English. You seem incapable of proper sentence structure and can’t grasp simple concepts.
Please pay attention to what I wrote. Pay attention to all of what I wrote, not just that which fits your position. If you are capable of that, then you might be able to understand what I said. Your comprehension skills are not that of a college graduate, so I hope you didn't spend a lot of money.
So, clearly anyone can understand that there are differences in what they did. But, you asked if I thought Hitler was evil. Now, I’ll explain this in excruciating detail since you seem to not comprehend what I write.
When someone asks something like “So Hitler wasn’t bad?” in response to my saying that a different person “is sick [therefore] I don’t look at them as evil”, it is reasonable to assume that (1) they believe Hitler is evil, and (2) they think that the other person (in this case, Josh Duggar) is as evil as Hitler. Otherwise, if they see a difference, they’re just being an obnoxious rectum with no actual point but to throw a Hitler reference out for no apparent reason. I gave you the benefit of the doubt, and assumed you believed Hitler to be evil, and asked you (instead of assuming) if you believed Duggar to be equally evil as Hitler. You responded with:
Yes, I think anyone who preys on children is evil. I can't think of a worse evil than that.
That didn’t answer the question at all, but I’ve come to expect that based on the number of questions you’ve left unanswered. I asked if they were equals in evil, and you said Duggar is evil (that’s like asking if both Jack and Jim each have $20, and you say Jim has $20 Now, that seemed a little harsh – you can’t think of a single thing at all in the whole world than a teenager feeling up another kid, albeit incestuously and the other kid is likely pre-pubescent? You seemed to be lacking a good bit of imagination here, so I reiterated
So, to put it bluntly, you see no difference between Duggar and Hitler? I just want to make sure that's what you're saying.
You subsequently provided an equally non-answer answer. You said:
Evil is evil. There is certainly a difference between what they did. Both acts were evil.
So, I tried to get you to simply answer, and you refused. Or, you didn’t understand the question, “do you see any difference between Duggar and Hitler?” I find that to be a question that has almost no capability of being more obvious. I suppose I could add “…any difference in the level of evil between…”, but experience tells me you’ll be incapable or unwilling to answer that question, too.
Thus, I feel like I understood what you were trying to say. It seems to me you were trying to say they’re both evil, and evil is evil, and by the associative property that means they’re equally evil. But, that doesn’t jive with you saying that Duggar is actually worse, because you “can’t think of an evil worse” than what Duggar has done. That came after the Hitler question that YOU raised. That means you already had Hitler on your mind, and that’s not worse than Duggar’s actions. At the very least, you see their actions as equally evil. Because, after all, evil is evil. Well, unless there’s the “worse evil” you described.
Maybe it’s not me that doesn’t understand what you’re saying. Maybe it’s you? I have tried very hard to not judge your inability to hold a consistent thought.
But, if I don’t understand, please tell me if, since you “can’t think of an evil worse than” what Duggar did, do you see the level of evil personified by Hitler as equal, or less evil than Duggar? Clearly Hitler is not worse, because you can’t think of an evil worse than Duggar. So, is their level of evil the same, or is Hitler less evil than Duggar?