But I have a much better motto, taken from 'If You Meet The Buddha On The Road, Kill Him'.
Paraphrased: 'If you have a hero, look around because you've done something wrong'.
No one gets put on a pedestal by me, including the Dali Lama, one of the world's great scam artists.
People who scoff at Christianity believe this guy is a living reincarnation. One is no better than the other and Westerners who lap up his nonsense are fools.
Same goes for Castro; the sooner that POS murderer dies the better off Cuba and the world will be.
Voltaire called the book le premier grand livre de la prose française.
I highly recommend a slim volume called French Wit And Wisdom by Joseph Palmeri who was a Professor of French and Italian at UW-Madison. It's chock full of La Rouchefoucauld.
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"...it is harder still to love those whom we respect more highly than we respect ourselves."
Not if you're codependent.
Doesn't leave much room for love.
Interesting.
But I have a much better motto, taken from 'If You Meet The Buddha On The Road, Kill Him'.
Paraphrased: 'If you have a hero, look around because you've done something wrong'.
No one gets put on a pedestal by me, including the Dali Lama, one of the world's great scam artists.
People who scoff at Christianity believe this guy is a living reincarnation. One is no better than the other and Westerners who lap up his nonsense are fools.
Same goes for Castro; the sooner that POS murderer dies the better off Cuba and the world will be.
Loving people we do not respect is called love at first sight, or, as it is eventually recognized, lust.
Voltaire called the book le premier grand livre de la prose française.
I highly recommend a slim volume called French Wit And Wisdom by Joseph Palmeri who was a Professor of French and Italian at UW-Madison. It's chock full of La Rouchefoucauld.
I love William F. Buckley Jr. Never knew him but from his written works and some Firing Line clips.
My respect for him approaches that which one I should like to think would have for a saint and a prophet.
I never personally knew him, but I met him twice. Very nice man.
Dans les mechances de nos meilleurs amis, il y a quelquechose que ne nous deplait pas.
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