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Meet the People Who Were Passed Over For Obama
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<blockquote data-quote="nvxplorer" data-source="post: 53188982" data-attributes="member: 114896"><p>Very true.</p><p></p><p>And I'll add (this is directed at you, Salida): Admitting wrongdoing is not cowardly; denial is. Denial is the domain of alcoholics, drug abusers, wife beaters, cheaters, liars, thieves. It takes no courage whatsoever to deny wrongdoing. It takes no courage to continue in one's destructive ways. It does take courage to admit wrongdoing. In doing so, one realizes the changes he needs to make. He comes to grips with his flaws, and begins to take steps - sometimes difficult - to correct the problems.</p><p></p><p>No, Salida. You are wrong. Apologizing is not cowardly. It is brave. It is truth. Admit it - if you have the courage to do so.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nvxplorer, post: 53188982, member: 114896"] Very true. And I'll add (this is directed at you, Salida): Admitting wrongdoing is not cowardly; denial is. Denial is the domain of alcoholics, drug abusers, wife beaters, cheaters, liars, thieves. It takes no courage whatsoever to deny wrongdoing. It takes no courage to continue in one's destructive ways. It does take courage to admit wrongdoing. In doing so, one realizes the changes he needs to make. He comes to grips with his flaws, and begins to take steps - sometimes difficult - to correct the problems. No, Salida. You are wrong. Apologizing is not cowardly. It is brave. It is truth. Admit it - if you have the courage to do so. [/QUOTE]
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