Lord Voldemort, the nature of evil, and politics

[Tonks]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "Cabal" <md at ...> wrote:
>
> I don't believe in evil, nothing is ever that simple.
> Evil is a construct, it fits a narrative nicely, but it doesn't 
exist. 
> Obama mostly took the high ground, but faltered now and again because 
he is human. I think McCain repeatedly took the low 
ground, "Terrorist" "Socialist" "Radical" and even picked a polarizing 
figure to run with him so she could say all the things he felt 
uncomfortable saying. 

Tonks:
I must disagree. I don't think a game plan of 'himulating your oponent" 
is a good and honorable one. It is my party, but I do not approve of 
the methods. Most of American doesn't even know has happened. If they 
did know what Axilrod, what an approprate name, has done, most 
Americans would be outraged.  I will say no more. This is a pondering 
about the nature of evil, not about one party or the other. No one has 
clean hands. I admire McCain, he is IMO, a man of honor.