Understanding the statement of the Talmud, knowledge of extremes, is knowing the same thing
By zevi770 · May 6, 2013
Can it be that opposites, say radical liberals and radical fascists, totalitarian people, are the same?
The answer is not only are they the same, we see clearly that they both stand together against humanity
Think of humanity as a sandwich
On the bottom you have evil people – Arabs, terrorists, who in cold blood, murder, cause terror
Who do they attack, the soft center, the kind-hearted people, whom they are jealous of
But then on top of the sandwich you have the “élites,” people like Noam Chomsky, who believe they are superior, due to delusions of grandeur – often based on certain superior qualities, in his case, say a good mind – now why would someone, the father of linguistics (I taught in the Linguistics Department in Kansas University, so got to know a bit about him) dedicate his life to proving how his people, the Jewish people are terrorists, instead of recognizing the simple fact that they are being terrorized! why would the liberal media, delusional professors, all be anti-Israel, when there are nations that are raping their citizens, beginning with the very people they are defending, the terrorist bombers etc.
Here we have the top of the sandwich, those people who suffer the same disease as the bottom – they just arrived at the disease in another medium
You see, the people at the bottom have inferiority complexes, the people at the top, have superiority complexes!
But what they both have in common, is a complex; now ironically, ego results from both a superiority and an inferiority complex!
For a healthy person doesn’t feel his superiority, nor his inferiority; he actually doesn’t think about himself, just as a healthy hand feels not itself, for when your hand God-forbid is hurting, it means it is in need of desperate attention!
Likewise, the people at the bottom, are jealous of the middle people and the people on top also are jealous, for in the end of the day, superiority doesn’t make one feel happy, rather, it creates a delusion that makes one miserable!
For when I don’t feel myself, I am not bothered if I get my way or not, like little children, for they understand that, “no, you can’t drive a car, because you are not entitled;” but tell the teenager “you can’t drive a car for a week,” he’ll go ballistic!
Similarly, humility is the opiate of mankind!
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