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But the same thing happens in sports. In basketball, Dell Curry led to Seth Curry and Steph Curry, and the latter just broke the 3-point record. That's merit.
by toomim 4y ago
But the same thing happens in sports.
In basketball, Dell Curry led to Seth Curry and Steph Curry, and the latter just broke the 3-point record. That's merit.
- mandmandam 4y agoAmericans compare politics to sports all the time, and it's bizarre. I get it - we have only two teams that are really allowed to participate. Decisions all boil down to 'our team wins' or 'their team wins' 99% of the time. Like basketball, or football, or baseball, or tennis, etc. But the notion that W and Hillary earned their positions on merit, like Steph Curry did, is astounding. That's hilarious that anyone can say that with a straight face. Hillary was the second most detested politician in America, second only to Trump - who she deliberately elevated for that exact reason.
- DrScientist 4y agoEh? You think George W Bush inherited the 'good at being president' genes from his father? And how do you explain Hilary? In my view what George W inherited was power and connections. Countries were power is inherited, rather than earned aren't typically viewed as democracies.