"Is Gandhi in hell?"
The writer's so cute. He thinks he's asking a question. Really, it's just too adorable to pass up.
Just because you put the pretty little squiggly line with the teeny tiny dot at the end of your sentence doesn't mean you're posing a legitimate query. In this case, the writer has crushed any question contained within his words, by instead making at least four bold statements.
"Is"
Statement: Hell may be defined as a place where things, beings, spirits, SOMETHING, exists.
"Gandhi"
Statement: The brain/cells/consciousness/mind/personality that made Gandhi Gandhi live on, despite the destruction of that being's first two components. Put another way, what is left of Gandhi, post-death, can still be defined as Gandhi.
"In"
Statement: Hell has a physical location. A person/soul/spirit can occupy it.
"Hell"
Statement: Hell exists.
So go ahead, put your nifty little question mark at the end of your short little sentence. But you're not fooling me.
I reject all four statements contained within your so-called question. Go find someone else to ask your pretend stuff to.
Isn't the artist formally known as Ghandi out of heaven?
ReplyDeleteI don't know. Someone should check. :)
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