> Sometimes cliches are cliches because they're accurate. And sometimes they are cliches, because they match into politics of some people. It is always much be

> Sometimes cliches are cliches because they're accurate. And sometimes they are cliches, because they match into politics of some people. It is always much better to have an argument, why you do better than others, than to admit, that you are lucky. But I guess, you are the one, who knows which ones are "accurate", because you know best. > And who cares if you think my argument should automatically be "disqualified" because it doesn't match your politics. Right. It is better, that your politics matches the politics of the rich and mighty.