"I respect even my guards"
respect and understandable
re: respect and understandable
Well, I was meaning after he was released. Feeling a sense of enlightment having survived what he had gone through. But I mean, it can work both ways really.
I see what you mean (and him). I just think it can go in circles as well. The term really is systematically bias. There wouldn't be a system without the people. The system is defined not only by the ruler but also by his followers. But, again, I see what the flaws are in place and under the circumstances, why it's understandably there.
But yes, a very powerful message indeed.
respect and understandable
re: respect and understandable
11%
That must have been cause of that intuitive rating. 
I think I speak for kat in saying that you are welcome to the 11% club with or without your numbers ("numbers, we don't need no stinking numbers!")--'cause that's the kinda club we are!
Respect? Really?
Re: "I respect even my guards."
Wow.


Respect? Really?