Crazy Horse for PResident!!

Alas, Crazy Horse was just such an aescetic. He was his tribe's leader and well-loved. Rather than engage in a pursuit of physical pleasure and self-serving luxury (always making sure his needs were met), he was known to go hungry to make sure that everyone in his tribe was fed. The natives with the greatest spiritual powers were the ones who made many vision quests, which meant at least four days of sitting naked in a hole in the ground with nothing to eat or drink during that entire period. ANd they may or may not get the vision they were seeking.

No one who's first priority is self-pleasure is going to ever be satisfied where they are. It's human nature to always want more than we got, but to go after it does not lead to happiness or mental health. Any extravagantly wealthy person will tell you. And in my book, that includes much of the "anything goes" sexual mentality of today.

In this day of president doing the nasty in the oval office corridor with someone young enough to be his daughter (which incidentally goes beyond sexual misbehavior and involves dishonesty in the form of breach of contract with his wife, not to mention doing what he did on company time), I would choose the likes of Crazy Horse for President any day.

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be careful of assumptions, by Marty Klein, 08/01/00 Re:be careful of assumptions, by Monica, 08/02/00 Re:be careful of assumptions, by Quest Again, 08/02/00 Raspberries!!, by Monica, 08/03/00 Reply, by Quest, 08/04/00 "Spititual Growth"--Still Reading, by Jane, 08/04/00 Re:Correction, by Jane, 08/04/00 Re:, by Lindsay Smith, 04/28/01 Re:Raspberries!!, by Jane, 08/04/00 Re:Raspberries!!, by Monica, 08/10/00 Re: Beside the Point, by Quest, 08/10/00

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