However, it seems that in this case additional politeness was unnecessary, as after hearing this argument which below i will write, but which i already expressed earlier to You verbally and multiple times ― you have multiple times demonstrated this argument acceptance, when i spoke plainly without wrapping it in humbleness or insultness:
As recorded in historical files, Adolph Hitler came to power partially by democratic elections. In the last democratic elections before the Nazi regime establishment, by employing populistic agitations, propaganda, fear repressions, the Naci party achieved maximum 43,91% Parliament votes, which combined with 7,97% votes of their coalition partners (Black White Red Struggle Front), created a 51,88% votes majority, after which all opposing parties were slaughtered. In 22 March 1933, Nazi Regime established one of their first concentration camps - Dachau concentration camp - intended further completely to desecrate the Nazi Party's political opponents.
So imagine a situation, where the half of parliament ― democratically elected parliamentarians, supported, loved, trusted by their voters ― suddenly are slaughtered or thrown into concentration camps, and in this light all Germans suddenly fall in love with such a strong love and faith to these murderers, enthusiastically unconditionally supporting their new leader, smiling, rejoicing and happily waving Nazi flags when parades march through their streets.
Dear God, our Creator, from this point, i can assure, that me, who dared myself to call enemy to those who threatened to murder my mother, will certainly fall in love in You with all my heart, mind and all power, but the only question remains whether this will be achieved by threatenings, persecutions and convictions without fair courts, just like Adolph Hitler did, or will it be achieved by promoting of true fairness and justice, respecting the opposing opinions, explaining where the opponents are wrong, never smacking anyone's face without proving one's guilt? of course, high above fairness and justice of shines the love and the mercy. but i could politely object to the crowning of the mercy: if to understand that violence or any other sinfulness is just an aggressive form of psychical sickness (and, if to translate from greek word "psyche", which meaning is "soul", then we could say "spiritual sickness" instead of psychical) ― then non-punishment to the psychically sick for their sickness, but instead mental healing should be considered as self-understandable justice and fairness towards patients. its not yet mercy, where actual meaning of showing mercy would be to forgive those who do not deserve it.
(Posted on 2026 September 4th / Updated September 5th)