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> And nowhere in his mind were the "let the people decide, they are not cattle". Yeah, he is charming, smart, did a lot of great things. But during those few mo
by pcwalton 10y ago
> And nowhere in his mind were the "let the people decide, they are not cattle". Yeah, he is charming, smart, did a lot of great things. But during those few months of presidential campaign he lost all moral weight he had in my eyes.
Yes, how dare he share his opinion of a presidential candidate!
- exo762 10y agoHow what he was doing is different from propaganda? Unless you are implying that propaganda is not something immoral. After all its just sharing his opinion.
- pcwalton 10y agoI'm not particularly interested in debating whether Jon Stewart's analysis of the dynamics underlying the election are accurate or not (though I happen to think they're fairly insightful). The point is that he shared his honest opinion, without intent to mislead. There's nothing morally wrong with that.