It "makes sense" but my problem lies in the fact that your phraseology is that of a popularly understood term from the beatitudes.
I'm not saying you don't make sense; I'm sort of playing teacher/professor and advising against using such a term.
At a closer level, I also have a bit of concern about your manner of judgment. Your immediate dismissal of people like Elie Wiesel in this manner makes me squint a bit. My main point is that you need to be careful using a roller to paint the wall when you're close to architectural trim and to the ceilings and floors. You follow?
All of that said, I do agree with what I think is the spirit of what you're saying.
It "makes sense" but my problem lies in the fact that your phraseology is that of a popularly understood term from the beatitudes.
I'm not saying you don't make sense; I'm sort of playing teacher/professor and advising against using such a term.
At a closer level, I also have a bit of concern about your manner of judgment. Your immediate dismissal of people like Elie Wiesel in this manner makes me squint a bit. My main point is that you need to be careful using a roller to paint the wall when you're close to architectural trim and to the ceilings and floors. You follow?
All of that said, I do agree with what I think is the spirit of what you're saying.