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The deserving are praised while the unjust suffer
The distinction between the oppressor and the oppressed is revealed through a person's ability to justify their actions and to confuse their moral awareness. Justification gradually transforms into a conviction that perceives it as right, even if it involves injustice at its core. The level of self-belief and praise recognition reinforce a distorted self-image, which can lead to a loss of the ability to hold oneself accountable honestly. The article warns against the dangers of self-deception and emphasizes that the most just possession a person has is their inner sight, so as to avoid falling into contradictions between what they believe and the false narratives they present.
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