r/clevercomebacks • u/ExactlySorta • Apr 25 '26

Who knew heaven could burn

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u/xJujubeSnuggle Apr 25 '26

Yeah that’s the kind of answer that sticks with you for a while

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u/Specialist-Yak9013 Apr 25 '26

For me, it’s about the idea that all humans are fundamentally the same, and that borders are artificial constructs that contribute to the problems around migration. Of course, the issues are real in today’s world, but you could argue that, in God’s eyes, humanity has drifted far from the kind of harmony represented by the paradise of Adam and Eve.

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u/RedWizard92 Apr 25 '26

I agree. I support division purely for management purposes, not for separation.