#difficult question anon

Hmm crack theory... 😅 I'm not sure I entirely follow in there 🥹 could you maybe share one or an example?

oh man... difficult question.There are a lot of leaders out there who have done great things and awful things.I don't think I can put one person up on a pedestal and say they're my favourite. I'd rather stick to finding a lot of them interesting, inspirational and fascinating.  No leader is perfect, but I think there's something to learn from each leader - be it how they got to power, how they stayed in power, what they did with their power and how they lost it.History teaches us a lot of lessons and I don't think I can pick out favourites.(But I have to say Churchill is a really interesting guy and I find a lot of aspects about his life really admirable, but I don't think I can say he's a 'favourite')

I got that notion, yes. But I liked Cyr's approach to it. He didn't say that Greg's openess with the internet is "bad", he just said that he personally wouldn't do it himself. Which means that he's sort of sticking up for Greg, saying that if he let's Greg do what he wants then we should too. And I think that's really cool of him.That's my opinion anyway. I could be making a big deal out of this. But, even if what he said had nothing to do with Greg, it's still a good thing to keep in mind for the rest of us, right?