She should counter sue for the way he was staring at her.
Wer mit Ungeheuern kämpft, mag zusehn, dass er nicht dabei zum Ungeheuer wird. Und wenn du lange in einen Abgrund blickst, blickt der Abgrund auch in dich hinein.
Iâm reminded of Uwe Vandrei, who flat-out admited to filling a lawsuit simply to get his target in the same (court)room as himselfâŚ
Aside from the whole âtrivially frivolous lawsuitâ problem; does the Chinese state still have any of its officially atheistic stuff left over from its communist days? If so, that seems like a difficult venue to be suing for âspiritual damageâ.
OK, well, but if the âdamagesâ youâre claiming are intangible then so should your âcompensationâ for said âdamagesâ be intangible.
I used to have a lot of trouble with this, but then I realized that having all those actors stare at me is really a form of flattery, they are recognizing my awesomeness. When you think about it, it is probably quite hard for them to work right across a screen from me. Now that I understand this it doesnât bother me. Also, I save a bunch of money on lawsuits.
I think this is another instance of China, as Jon Stewart so nicely put it, beating us at capitalism.
I am reliably informed that the âabyssâ does not âstare back at youâ. It âstares back into youâ,
Iâm not a fan of Nietzsche, but the difference in meaning is pretty important.
The problem they had/have with organized religion is the organizing part, as an alternative to the state, rather than religious or spiritual beliefs.
It is only important if someone is, say, writing a thesis on Nietzsche. Applying Nietzscheâs tortured psychology to some slightly delusional Chinese person, on the other hand, is not important at all.
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