Kathianne
09-27-2017, 06:56 PM
A quote from Cato I: http://teachingamericanhistory.org/library/document/cato-i/
Beware of those who wish to influence your passions, and to make you dupes to their resentments and little interests–personal invectives can never persuade, but they always fix prejudices which candor might have removed–those who deal in them have not your happiness at heart. Attach yourselves to measures, not to men.
I think the same applies to parties.
Beware of those who wish to influence your passions, and to make you dupes to their resentments and little interests–personal invectives can never persuade, but they always fix prejudices which candor might have removed–those who deal in them have not your happiness at heart. Attach yourselves to measures, not to men.
I think the same applies to parties.