OmSigDAVID wrote:Finn dAbuzz wrote:
Yes, but accurate.
He gains no favor with me because he is a Republican
and supports certain conservative viewpoints.
Decency does not permit me
to forget my gratitude for his services to personal freedom, against authoritarianism.
If he suffers from homosexuality,
it is a disorder that I am willing to forgive,
in vu of his valuable services to individualism and freedom;
( America is better off with a degenerate
who votes for freedom,
than a healthy Senator who votes for authoritarianism n collectivism ).
Quote:The sooner he leaves the political stage, the better for everyone --- including himself.
How is it better for
HIM ?
Quote:If this blows over (no pun intended)
I'm afraid my jaded nature will have taken on an even darker green hue.
Logically, he shud seek to serve
his own interests,
his own well-being and contentment, rather than yours.
I suspect that he knows that.
David
In what way is he a hero of American Freedom?
I couldn't care less whether he is a homosexual.
If he is, however, his public positions on homosexuality (which have been in the negative) are relevant as respects his character.
His leaving the public stage is better for him if he has a sense of himself that extends beyond the stark confines of his ego.
If the psychic well being of his family means anything to him, than he is better of giving up this pathetic ghost.
I'm all for the advancement of self-interest, but when one attempts to gain power by promising that he or she will subjugate his or her self-interest to the interests of the electorate, then I expect that person to do so.
If they cannot, then they need to leave their position of representation.
Should someone seek the power that flows from being the representative of the electorate, they should sacrifice their personal interests as the price for power. To this extent, my (as the Common Man) interests are exceedingly more important that his own.
These are the basic terms of the social contract between the governors and the governed in a free society.