downkitty
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ORIGINAL: slvemike4u And whose fault is that? by the way why all the hostility towards slaves.....I for one take it a little personal It's all of our faults, past and present. At this point, I'm not even sure how one would go about changing it. The whole thing frustrates me to no end. I have no hostility at all towards slaves. I am one. I am just saying that I want my leaders to be leaders, not slaves. There are so many different definitions of slave that its probably just best to explain what I mean, personally, when I use the term. :) As a slave, my decisions are subject to my master's morality rather than my own. He sets the parameters, the game rules (just a figure of speech, not that i think politics should be a game), not me. If I am going to remain his slave, I damned well better follow his game rules (not that our life is a game). I am just saying that its backwards that our elected leaders, many of whom I am sure had really good intentions when they were elected, are subject to these ridiculous game rules. Why should they have to go against their sense of right and wrong and whats best for the country in order to even remain on the playing field, much less get anything accomplished. That was my point. I apologize that I came across as insulting slaves. That was not my intent.
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"What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the Master calls a butterfly." R. Bach in "Illusions"
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