no pity

When asked if the transition without Franco was hurtful, Rogen said at that time, “Yeah. But not as painful and difficult as it is for a lot of other people involved. I have no pity for myself in this situation.”

But inside the room, there was no pity, only pain.

No pity for people who elected a Puritan as their leader, only to find out he's serious about taking away everyone's good time.

And the Israeli government may have, in the long run, seriously harmed Israel’s reputation and future security by showing no pity, no restraint and no remorse.

“We didn’t expect that. … We can’t sit down and have no pity party.”