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Originally Posted by c7j  I suppose what bothers me most about the Ted Kennedy coverage is that we, as a society, tend to discuss and celebrate public figures that do not seem to be very moral people. He supported some issues that were worthy but, in general, conducted his life in a very questionable manner (as did JFK and Bobby Kennedy).
Why is it more important these days to be outwardly personable and charming regardless of whether you conduct your life in a manner that is respectable and kind?
Just asking...... |
Well, I don't celebrate these people, dead or alive!
I believe in morality above all else.
I sincerely believe that this is what God expects of me (us).
I can appreciate the good deeds that people do but that doesn't mean that I have to respect their ways.
If we all would pray for these people, it could do some good.