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I'd say it's better that it isn't a person, but a shared set of values. Harder for the PR lot to spin and counter.
by luxpir 10y ago
I'd say it's better that it isn't a person, but a shared set of values. Harder for the PR lot to spin and counter.
- noir_lord 10y agoIn a rational world I'd agree but my old boss used to say (he was sales) "People buy People", I think the best case is a shared set of values represented by someone who can articulate them well and with integrity. Which pretty much sounds like Bernie Sanders/Jeremy Corbyn, alas it doesn't seem to be enough these days.