Poll of the day: virtue and merit.
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featherynscaleStandard poll disclaimer: not all possible descriptions of human experience are represented by the answers given below. This is not hard science. It is not even social science. It is still a better-designed poll than half of the crap that Harris or Zogby put out.** Choose the best answer. If all answers suck equally, don't answer. Nobody's forcing you, darling.
[Poll #945207]
** Seriously, I took a Zogby poll the other day which asked the question "Can a woman be sexy if she is a size 14 or larger?", and the only two response options given were "Yes, sexy is about attitude, not appearance", and "No, appearance must come first". No option at all for people who thought that women who are size 14 or larger could actually have an appearance that was attractive. It was like answering "Have you stopped beating your wife?".
[Poll #945207]
** Seriously, I took a Zogby poll the other day which asked the question "Can a woman be sexy if she is a size 14 or larger?", and the only two response options given were "Yes, sexy is about attitude, not appearance", and "No, appearance must come first". No option at all for people who thought that women who are size 14 or larger could actually have an appearance that was attractive. It was like answering "Have you stopped beating your wife?".
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Date: 2007-03-13 04:04 pm (UTC)The first for example, none of these really matter to me... I care about WHO you are, the rest is irrelevant.
As for the last question, I believe that everyone starts out as equally worthy of everything. It is their choices that make them more or less "Worthy" of things than other people (for certain things). So I guess people by their actions become more or less worthy.