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Some Things Never Change
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So right
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Love that expression “lesser of the two weevils.” I got a chuckle out of that.
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And we spend a boatload of money on choosing the “lesser of two weevils!” Yup, some things never change!
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“Lesser of two weevils “? You went with that old bromide? But, then again, using it actually illustrates your point. 😉
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Everything changes and everything stays the same!
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Well expressed, Mitch. Sorta reminds me of Peter Townshend’s (Won’t Get Fooled Again) lyrical couplet “Meet the new boss; Same as the old boss”. Of course, we must remember that we are the bums’ bosses not… correction… NEVER vice versa.
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“Then I’ll get on my knees and pray…we don’t get fooled again.”
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I just knew you’d be able to fill in more of Townshend’s apt lyrics.
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Zhuangzi saw it back in his day. Yet, here we are yet again!
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My mother would intone “better the devil you know than the devil you don’t” when faced with bad choices. She would also say that even though all politicians were “more crooked than a dog’s hind leg”, at least when they were in office they’d be in the public eye and we could watch them more closely!
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I suppose I’m like Charlie Brown, always hopeful that Lucy will hold the football steady for him this time. I always want to believe that the new person, with an established record of worthy achievement, and who promises needed changes for the better, will actually work toward those goals and accomplish at least some of them!
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If enough of us harbor / nurture your optimistic outlook we’ll empower only the wannabes who can and will lead us to that brave new world / era.
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Aw, thank you, CommonSenseTom!
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I still admire your attitude, Mitch!
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When people refuse to vote for “the lesser of two evils,” I always remind them that not voting for the lesser of two evils means a vote for the GREATER of two evils goes unchallenged. We live in a fallen world (and we’re part of its fallen-ness), so we can’t wait for things to be perfect to do something. (Besides, if things were perfect, we wouldn’t have to do anything.)
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True.
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