Mmmmm. I think it's the very definition of cynicism -- to regard politics
as a power game, rather than a way of solving human problems, either by
choice or by acceptance of the way the media presents politics to us.
Nick
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> To: Brin-L
> Subject: Re: No Money In the Cupboards
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> In a message dated 8/1/01 1:29:39 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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> Shame on anyone who makes political power more important than the issues
> that politics aims to address. That's just the kind of cynicism
> the media
> usually feeds us and we don't need the Washington Post
> re-interpreted to be
> even more cynical than it already is, especially when the issue as is
> critical to our lives as the food supply.
> >>
> But Nick, John is not cynical he is just completly predictable.
>
