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Nope. Just recognize that if you want to achieve something good, help others, etc that these may obstacles that you have to overcome.

 

Anyone who works in fundraising for charities, for example, probably recognizes the role that vanity, flattery, egotism, etc play in motivating people to participate in or donate to causes that are self-evidently worthwhile (in addition to the role that good and noble sentiments play). I don't think that folks who incorporate these realities into their approach to raising money or support for good causes are necessarily cynical or defeatist for doing so.

 

so arm yourself to fight fire with fire, or nukes if necessary. its true that you aren't going to beat rove, for instance, by "out nicing" him. ;)

 

"Never try to teach a pig to sing. It will only frustrate you and annoy the pig."

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Nope. Just recognize that if you want to achieve something good, help others, etc that these may obstacles that you have to overcome.

 

Anyone who works in fundraising for charities, for example, probably recognizes the role that vanity, flattery, egotism, etc play in motivating people to participate in or donate to causes that are self-evidently worthwhile (in addition to the role that good and noble sentiments play). I don't think that folks who incorporate these realities into their approach to raising money or support for good causes are necessarily cynical or defeatist for doing so.

 

so arm yourself to fight fire with fire, or nukes if necessary. its true that you aren't going to beat rove, for instance, by "out nicing" him. ;)

 

"Never try to teach a pig to sing. It will only frustrate you and annoy the pig."

 

But maybe a pig could evolve to sing Jay. You've just got to BELIEVE.

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