Thursday, February 16, 2006

Can someone explain to me why the VP has an obligation to inform the public every time he shoots someone?

5 Comments:

At 9:32 PM, Blogger ainge lotusland said...

i think he is obligated to inform the public that he sucks so much ass at quail hunting that he cant even hit the damn things without shooting his buddy in the face. its even more ridiculous when their wings are clipped first, so they cant even fly.

 
At 2:32 PM, Blogger alex said...

i think thats a pretty dumb answer. whether he "assumes a certain degree of public inquiry" into his personal matters is irrelevant to the question of whether he has any obligations to satisfy these inquiries.

 
At 5:10 AM, Blogger alex said...

The fact that I naturally assume inquiries from my parents about my love life does not mean I will satisfy those inquiries. My expectations about the behavior of others have no bearing on the question of whether that behavior is justified.

And no, he did not "make the incident public" - it became public before he said a word.

 
At 1:41 PM, Blogger ainge lotusland said...

" But does your love life have any chance of being criminal negligence?"

im all about criminally neglecting him.

 
At 2:11 PM, Blogger alex said...

"But does your love life have any chance of being criminal negligence? I would venture probably not....Above all, it goes back to living a public life. Cheney does. You don't."

All very nice, but sounds to me like its completely irrelevant to my question, which is what OBLIGATIONS Cheney has.

Either you've been trying to argue that because Cheney is a public figure he has an obligation to inform the public whenever he is involved in personal business that could make headlines, OR your comments have been completely irrelevant to my question. If its the former, well, it seems a ridiculous statement to me and you've offered no reasons for it, so I hardly think its worthy of a response on my part. If its the latter, then I'm glad your last comment has indeed been the last.

 

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