Judging Improperly
An example is even simpler, very familiar in everyday life ... "don't hurt if you don't want to be hurt. You hurt, definitely you'll get it back, right? This can be denied ... "if my friend is hurt he doesn't fight back, such patience"
Now here we need to understand the function of the parable which is not actually the equivalent of the one being compared
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