@maporsche,
maporsche wrote:
Krumple wrote:
I'm saying where is the consistency? You have no problem using aspects of her past to justify why you think she is a good candidate but will ignore any thing that disagrees with that which is of her past as well.
You'll gladly write off her mistakes as benign but other things should be spot lighted to profess her greatness. Where is the consistancy?
Consistency for the sake of consistency is NOT a good thing. My grandmother was a racist in her youth. I'm glad she's evolved on that issue. Being against gay marriage and over time adjusting your views is a good thing too. Most American's have evolved the same way. If the republican politicians would evolve this way then they might even get my vote in some elections.
Quote:I never said she doesn't help children, I am saying it's a political pay on the back motivation. She knows people will fall for the effort because everyone loves children. It's a political truck to win sympathy. I see it has worked.
Let's assume that the only reason (or even the primary reason) she did that was for political sympathy. So what? Do you think those kids who have food, clothing, being cured of disease, getting HIV/Aids medication give TWO SHITS about the motivation of the person responsible for helping them????
No seemingly altruistic act is without personal gain. None.
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This is like your neighbor who is a serial killer claims he is innocent because he helps your other neighbor who is elderly take out her garbage.
******* garbage man. I know you can do better than this. Be an adult.
Do you say the same thing about a fireman who shows up to a house fire? Oh that fireman should be commemorated for doing his job?
It should be standard actions of political leads to help people in need, not granted praise as if they are doing something special. It should be the standard. But you want to pretend as if she is doing something unheard of.
This is what I am referring to with that metaphor. She is granted a pass because look she helps needy children, never mind the deaths she causes over there.
"Stop looking behind the curtain Krumple, and bow to the beloved wizardess of DC."
