Footnotes to Plato from the foothills of the Superstition Mountains

On Taking Pleasure at the Death of an Enemy

Schadenfreude at the death of an enemy presupposes that being dead is an evil state of affairs. The decedent, however, might express, if he could, Schadenfreude of his own:  "I have been released from all evils while you remain trapped."

Is being dead an evil?  See article below.


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