把家里装修成宇宙飞船内部的样子就可以假装你是星际总受 @portokadoo@qoto.org

我认识一个人，他忙活半天都白忙了

我说，那你还爱我吗，

他说是的，爱你一万年，我也不会别的了

继续看李怡发现他也涉及过前几天“地狱里最炎热之处留给在道德危机中保持中立之人“的语录，不过李的态度很明确，就是无论谁说的，这句话的意思是值得我们思考的。

查了一下这句话确实是肯尼迪说但丁说的，而且肯尼迪不止一次说这是但丁说的，不过他也不是第一个说这是但丁说的。可见生活中大家经常面临必须站队的情况。哈哈

In 1956 John F. Kennedy who was at that time a Massachusetts Senator received an award during a meeting of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. While delivering a speech, Kennedy employed the saying and credited Dante:[8]

“Dante once said that the hottest places in hell are reserved for those who in a period of moral crisis maintain their neutrality,” he declared. “This question of the basic right of each citizen to be permitted to develop his talents to the maximum regardless of his race or creed is a moral question.”

One day in November 1958 the United Press International news service released a collection of “Today’s Quotes” that included a remark by Kennedy. Once again the U. S. Senator employed the adage and ascribed the words to Dante:[9]

“I do not think, in trying to remain aloof from the Algerian and similar controversies, in the United Nations and elsewhere, that we have remembered the words of the poet Dante: ‘The hottest places in Hell are reserved for those who, in a time of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality.'”

又同时，虽然但丁没有逐字对应地说过这句话，但他是明确地表达过相似的意思的。神曲地狱篇第三小节：

“Master, what is it that I hear? Who are
those people so defeated by their pain?”
And he to me: “This miserable way
is taken by the sorry souls of those
who lived without disgrace and without praise.
They now commingle with the coward angels,
the company of those who were not rebels
nor faithful to their God, but stood apart.
The heavens, that their beauty not be lessened,
have cast them out, nor will deep Hell receive them –
even the wicked cannot glory in them.”
And I: “What is it, master, that oppresses
these souls, compelling them to wail so loud?”
He answered: “I shall tell you in few words.
Those who are here can place no hope in death,
and their blind life is so abject that they
are envious of every other fate.
The world will let no fame of theirs endure;
both justice and compassion must disdain them;
let us not talk of them, but look and pass.”

—Dante Alighieri, Inferno, canto iii (ca. 1317)(C. Langdon transl. 1918)

其实想一想，这种人的存在有多广，对这种人的厌恶之情的表达就必然地有多么多。乡愿乡愿德之贼，也是被引述频率很高的孔子语录。前几天看到有人得意洋洋地辨析这句话不是但丁说的以及为什么不可能是但丁说的，那种摇头晃脑喷气咂嘴的样子真的让人想起另一句孔子的话：汝为君子儒，无为小人儒！看起来非常具象的小人儒