The newest Zero Punctuation video (Scribblenauts) got me thinking. Have you ever felt sorry for someone who did not deserve your sympathy in the slightest (Whether because of their tremendous fortune, the fact that they were actually pure evil, or some other factor that you hadn't considered or known about when you were feeling sorry for them)? If so, who and why?
My Example:
When I was six years old, I was watching a documentary on the history channel about an Austrian-born painter who was beaten by his father, had his mother die in his arms, and then was rejected from every art school he ever went to on the grounds that his art didn't meet the standards of the university, and I felt genuinely sorry for him...then the documentary got to the part where he gained enormous popularity, took over a nation as a dictator, started a world war, and killed over six-million innocent people...and people wonder why I'm messed up...
My Example:
When I was six years old, I was watching a documentary on the history channel about an Austrian-born painter who was beaten by his father, had his mother die in his arms, and then was rejected from every art school he ever went to on the grounds that his art didn't meet the standards of the university, and I felt genuinely sorry for him...then the documentary got to the part where he gained enormous popularity, took over a nation as a dictator, started a world war, and killed over six-million innocent people...and people wonder why I'm messed up...