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By: Al Fin

Al Fin — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 15:17:14 +0000

The emotion that drives the Obama campaign has little connection with real world realities. The dream is far and above the main thing. Realistic constraints are not conidered, they “do not signify.”

So if the Obama policies fail, it is the world that is at fault, not the dream. A scapegoat will be found and staked to the desert floor.

When people abandon the real world for their collective dream world, do not expect them to exhibit any sense of responsibility or sweat-level efficacy. That is for chumps.

Brian, you are trying to find an up-side, which is admirable. There is no up-side, however. There will be an important lesson to be learned, but those to whom it is most vital to learn the lesson will not be paying attention.