Serve The Servants or Where's Ayn Rand When You Need Her?
This video's been getting a lot of attention.
MySpace Celebrity and Katalyst present The Presidential Pledge
In it, a bunch of celebrities promise, now that Obama is in office, to make the world a better place.
Fine. But the line that really got my attention is at the end, when Demi Moore pledges "to be a servant to our President."
It's one thing to support a politician, but, as a private citizen, serve one? I think that's got it backwards.
posted by LAGuy @ 12:12 AM
3 Comments:
Here's a good comment at one of the links.
1. Because Bush was divisive, dissent was patriotic
2. Because Obama is a uniter, dissent is unpatrotic
3. Questioning those who was questioned Bush was unpatriotic
4. Questioning those who question Obama is patriotic
Read a site from the other side and you will find the same things- people tend to do this with their preferred heroes and leaders
Where is this site where Republicans (not employed by the government) promise to serve Bush? Not support, serve.
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