She was clearly awful. I feel perfectly comfortable judging her along with every other bad person for being bad. The fact that they lived in different times can explain, & it might make them less blameworthy for their terrible beliefs, but it doesn’t fully excuse them.
We met & had to pass a long line of imbeciles. [...] one realised that everyone in that long line was a miserable ineffective shuffling idiotic creature, with no forehead, or no chin, & an imbecile grin, or a wild suspicious stare.... They should certainly be killed. --V. Woolfhttps://twitter.com/sapinker/status/1086649720183930880 …
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I wonder if the tendency for people to bin the works rather than read them, as the article describes, is a feature of imaginative resistance (as written about by Tamar Gendler).
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