Thanks for up-vote, although I expected down-votes for going against what I presumed to be the feeling of the dominant audience. I don't argue that the system i

Thanks for up-vote, although I expected down-votes for going against what I presumed to be the feeling of the dominant audience. I don't argue that the system is unfair, I just have my fears that in order to get results some very bad mistakes could be committed. In the communist doctrine, in order to get mass support, some populist policies were adopted, like giving free credit to simple people, and (as a consequence) putting them forward, no matter if they were competent or not. So my fear comes from a reality that me along with two older generations had to experience. It's a experience that Americans lack and that obviously makes them prone to repeat bad history. When complimenting someone in political matters, think that your praise may have consequences as it can serve as basis for power claim. When it's about power, the receiving subjects should be (in my book) very, very deserving. Sorry for stretching the limited discussed context to something more.