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Edited by Britton:
8/31/2015 4:14:47 AM
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Whats sad is that someone out there thinks this is a good idea.
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Well, I don't think this was serious. However, I think he's smart enough to know that saying that is going to "break the Internet," and with that may possibly encourage a youth interest in politics, as he said repeatedly "it's all about the kids." Someone like Kanye doesn't just say something like that without purpose, regardless of how outlandish his comments have been in the past, he's always been aware of where he was and what he was saying, and have made such comments purposefully.
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His means have much to be desired even if his ends are respectable.
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The ends justify the means.
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No. No they do not. The means must justify themselves.
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It would be nice if the world worked like that, but it doesn't.
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Well they get weighed against each other. The means must validate the ends as much as the ends validate the means. It goes both ways.
