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edmund muskie
Ft. Lauderdale:
Thom- thats about how I heard it, saw it in magazines and newspaper articals.
Antigen:
Or maybe we want strong leaders w/ enough discretion to not make themselves vulnerable or lay open their private affairs in inapropriate, public situations.
But that would be contrary to Program dogma about the virtue of powerlessness and habitual confession to relative strangers.
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668: The Neighbor of the Beast
--Anonymous Postman
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Ft. Lauderdale:
Antigen- If your husband cries at a sad or moving movie- do you laugh at him? I don't get your response??? :???:
Ft. Lauderdale:
The guy was moved by his experience at the seed.
I think anyone would be lying if they wern't touched by an event or something happening there.
In fact I bet everyone on this site shed a tear or two while they were there. ::mecry::
Antigen:
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"Antigen- If your husband cries at a sad or moving movie- do you laugh at him? I don't get your response??? :???: "
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No, but he's not running for public office. And I'm pretty certain that if he did he'd run on a solid platform, not tear jerking emotional manipulation.
We do shake our heads and mutter, though, every time a yenzer gets on TV and starts the waterworks. Happens every damned time, too! That Joe Schmo guy, where the guy thought it was reality tv but he was the only one who wasn't a hired actor? He cried. So did some football star when he had the spotlight. I tell ya, just about the only famous yenzer not to cry on national tv, given the chance of course, was Fred Rogers. I wish I'd given him more respect when he was around.
Black markets will always be with us. But they will recede in importance when our public morality is consistent with our private one.
Eric Schlosser, Reefer Madness
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