Proposition 8: Comic Relief
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Friday, October 24, 2008
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1 Comments:
Hardee har har.
Of course, the real humor is to be found watching those who occupy the upper strata of society pretending to have something in common with a character like Samuel the Lamanite.
Reminds me of an old friend who once chided me for imagining that I shared common cause with the oppressed of the world whilst attending a private East Coast university.
Maybe those of us on the right and left aren't so different after all, eh? I.e., we all, from time to time, enjoy picturing ourselves as something that we're obviously not.
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