The price good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men. | |
― Plato | |
[Actually, I believe this is the “cost” of indifference, the “price” paid is freedom, security and — ultimately — blood. | |
And, although I am a life-long Democrat, I am not foolish enough to believe the members of the party I disagree with (Republicans) are unanimously “evil”; misguided maybe, but not evil. There have been (and will be) evil Democrats and Independents as well. — kmab] | |
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2022 | Where One Goes |
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Another Night Train South (Can’t You See) | |
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2018 | #NeverAgain |
Doss II | |
Doesn’t / Does | |
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Prospero’s Precepts | |
2014 | Friends |
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Looking To November
March 1, 2016 by kmabarrett
I agree, Kevin. Good people and ideas can be found in all the major U.S. parties, but unfortunately so can way too much arrogance, evil, ignorance, and foolishness.
Amen, Russ. Amen.