I _suspect_ she's probably the office bully that pushed her way
   around and went too far with this. Big fish, small pond. Got
   called on it.

   I probably wouldn't like her if I met her.

   I'd probably think in my head, "really, Kim, you could do better
   than that! You have all the tools there to be a better person if
   you want."

   But if the cracked form of Christianity she grew up with didn't
   emphasize the forgiveness parts and instead emphasized, THESE
   ARE OUR ENEMIES!... well, I kinda feel sorry for her.

   She didn't _get_ the Christian message and that's kinda sad,
   because modern humanist message is the basic Christian message.
   That's where the humanist ideals came from; from a distillation
   of basic Christian forgiveness principles.

   So, if this is all the case, which it may not be - speculation
   on my part; I feel pity for her rather than anger. I still don't
   don't have to like her, but I don't think she stood a chance. If
   I was giving her an example of unforgiveness, then I wouldn't be
   helping her any in that direction either. But that ^ is why I
   couldn't share this Meme. I can't call someone a hypocrite while
   being hypocritical myself. TELLING SOMEONE they should be
   forgiving isn't the same as BEING forgiving.