Why do people keep confusing victim and hero?

[VinylTurnip]

@John_Mace

At least we still have “diva”, right?

Stop being such a hater and a bully, you hipster geek troll.

[Biffy_the_Elephant_Shrew]

@Bozuit

There’s a women’s bike race around here being advertised called “Divas on Wheels”. Maybe I’ll send them a letter and ask what the cyclists plan to perform as they ride, because I have no idea why else the organizers would decide to use the word “diva”.

Is it anything like Dykes on Bikes? 'Cos those women could be called muff divas.

[Onomatopoeia]

I cannot believe that I agree with Magellan01 on any issue but, on this one, he is, as is the OP, absolutely correct. Enduring hardship does not make someone a hero, regardless what the hardship is or how difficult it was to endure.

[Guinastasia]

@JesterX

You know, the old, “potato, potato” reference just doesn’t work on a message board :eek:

It’s simply a subjective question. I would call ANYONE who attacks an unsuspecting or defenseless person a “coward” whether they’re a terrorist or a common street thug. I would also call anyone who raises awareness of an evil person or organization (anyone like, for instance, a VICTIM, of some crime of that organization) a “hero”.

That’s just my particular view. You don’t have to share it.

Your particular view is retarded.

[Princhester]

@Onomatopoeia

I cannot believe that I agree with Magellan01 on any issue but, on this one, he is, as is the OP, absolutely correct. Enduring hardship does not make someone a hero, regardless what the hardship is or how difficult it was to endure.

Yes, **JesterX **has managed to express an opinion so egregiously nonsensical that he has pulled together a coalition of detractors seldom seen in the same room without bloodshed. Quite an achievement, in a sense.

[Alessan]

@Princhester

Yes, **JesterX **has managed to express an opinion so egregiously nonsensical that he has pulled together a coalition of detractors seldom seen in the same room without bloodshed. Quite an achievement, in a sense.

Practically heroic.