"It's Mine" |
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| Daily Dose of Reason - Society & Culture | ||||
| Friday, 07 December 2007 20:00 | ||||
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"I have always voted for Chavez, but he wants a dictatorship like Cuba. I don't want the government to take my small house. It's mine." I know we're all trained to condemn selfishness, but this man (a voter in Venezuela) made the ultimate selfish statement: "It's mine." This is the attitude that keeps dictators in check, and ultimately overthrows them. This is the attitude that fosters self-responsibility, pride and ownership--the very things dictators hate the most. This statement -- "It's mine" -- is a beautiful sentiment. I applaud it. I only wish more Americans grasped its true meaning and implications.
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