Just out of curiousity
if you met a young person, say 17 years of age, and this person told you that he/she wants to be a member of parliament, what would you think? what would you say to him/her?
posted by rench00 at 11:16 PM
Monday, September 01, 2008
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2 Comments:
Well, I'm Malaysian, so I'd be tempted to strangle the bugger before he does any real damage.
But seriously, I'd recommend spending LOTS of time studying world history. And making sure no attention whatsoever is paid to state-approved history textbooks.
Studying empiricist philosophy and secular humanism may also help in formulating policies that could be backed up on purely secular grounds. You already know what I think about the other kind of policy. As the late, great George Carlin said, pro-life is anti-woman.
Beyond that, the rest is icing on the cake, really.
5:36 PM
I would say... hey, you know what? I had a dream last night that I was a member of the House of Commons... really!
3:04 PM
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