Chen Sheng was an officer serving the Qin Dynasty, famous for their draconian punishments. He was supposed to lead his army to a rendezvous point, but he got delayed by heavy rains and it became clear he was going to arrive late. The way I always hear the story told is this:
Chen turns to his friend Wu Guang and asks “What’s the penalty for being late?”
“Death,” says Wu.
“And what’s the penalty for rebellion?”
“Death,” says Wu.
“Well then…” says Chen Sheng.
And thus began the famous Dazexiang Uprising, which caused thousands of deaths and helped usher in a period of instability and chaos that resulted in the fall of the Qin Dynasty three years later.
You have no room to punish people any more for actually hurting you. Incels will figure if they’re doomed anyway, they can at least get the consolation of feeling like they’re doing you some damage on their way down. And this is why we will serve in the IPF under Captain @Darth_Aurelius , in sha Allah.
Chen turns to his friend Wu Guang and asks “What’s the penalty for being late?”
“Death,” says Wu.
“And what’s the penalty for rebellion?”
“Death,” says Wu.
“Well then…” says Chen Sheng.
And thus began the famous Dazexiang Uprising, which caused thousands of deaths and helped usher in a period of instability and chaos that resulted in the fall of the Qin Dynasty three years later.
You have no room to punish people any more for actually hurting you. Incels will figure if they’re doomed anyway, they can at least get the consolation of feeling like they’re doing you some damage on their way down. And this is why we will serve in the IPF under Captain @Darth_Aurelius , in sha Allah.
