Within the context of a story understood to be fiction:

Smiting and wrath are actions. They don’t require emotions exactly. Break the rules, get punished. Fork around on a ladder, find out how fast the ground moves. Not because the ladder is angry, but because you forked up.

Being “upset” could simply be people writing about their own understanding of God. Remember it was all written by people. And not like they were copying words as God literally dictated them. But through “revelation”. They were “given” “understanding”. As in the ideas kind of miraculously kind of popped onto their heads. So it’s all limited to what they could comprehend.

Knowing nothing about the situation, I can see at least couple interpretations of what this might be saying.

If I recall, this was season 2. Maybe even season 1.

Edit:
Becides you gave the reason in your own sarcastic quote.
It’s a show mostly about white people grappling for power in the US. It’s not about war or terrorism in the middle east. And there’s nothing wrong with making a show that’s not about that. This character and that whole part of the world wasn’t important to the story. So wasn’t given a full spotlight treatment.

If you think the show should be about sup-terrorists in the middle-east. That’s a cool idea. There’s plenty of story there. But that’s not this story, and that’s ok.

Yah. That’s the whole point. V is controlled by an American company, created by a literal Nazi in the 40s and 50s. This supe was specifically made to trick the US into allowing supes into the military. The show got away with it because they’re criticizing the same thing you are.

Whoever posted this wasn’t actually paying attention when they watched.

You need to post a link for that. The image doesn’t help anyone

That’s where the philosophical argument comes in.
If you don’t want to see something or comment on it, that’s your choice. But it’s not a choice you should be able to make for others. They have the right to express themselves, just as you do. You wouldn’t be happy if someone silenced you. If they trashed you and you couldn’t respond because they “blocked” you.

Is it?
Everything is inherently public. Every post and comment is available to anyone with an account and everyone without one. All one would have to do is log out to see all your stuff again. You can’t really block people from seeing you, when everything is always public.

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That is the most promising I’ve seen.
I need to look into NextCloud

Yah, I’ve played with that briefly once. Again, it’s trying to do too much. And at the same time it’s too limited. Not all shopping list are for groceries. The last things I want are recommendations, trackers or recipes. Even organization, because the app probably won’t be able to guess right how to organize. For that use, I only want a simple text checklist, shared and synced. Nothing more.

Keep has basically been forgotten by Google. No new features, complications, or updates, almost since launch. I feel like that’s one of its strengths. Nobody’s trying to make it more powerful or fancy.

I honestly don’t even care if they look like post-it’s.

What I mean is that each note is just a small, quick, disposable, spot to write a single thing for later. Anything that complicates or adds mental friction is a hinderance.

And the notes also need to be shareable and syncable with other people.

I used notesnook for while. I’m using standard notes now. But I still use Keep for its very specific strengths. Mainly as a shared shopping list. I’ve not found anything that’s as good at that specific perpous.

Literally none of those are Google Keep alternatives. They’re all trying to be much more, and as a result they’re much worse at the very simple job Keep does.

I’ve said this many times. Everyone is trying to make a digital notebook. All I want are digital Post-Its.

Ever see Star Trek?
A lot like that.

I don’t block people, ever.
I have blocked a few spam bots.

I always like to point out that they were originally called Generation Me. They were the first generation studied, who were more concerned with self fulfilment, than social responsibility.

People need to get used to paying for things online.
If more people are willing to do it, the cheaper it can be for each of us.

If your news is free, it’s trying to sell you something.

Tanks aren’t fast and they don’t hide well.
They can’t stop you. They just have to follow you until you run out of fuel, as you said.

My D&D group literally spent time in a Walmart Dread Realm.

Instead of temporary, try a mail forwarder like SimpleLogin or something similar.

I don’t get it.