- Prudence: habitually make wise choices
- Justice: give each his due
- Fortitude: seek good even when difficult
- Temperance: balance our desires and use of created things
These four virtues date back at least as far as the ancient Greek philosophers. Dig that? Over 2000 years of advice on how not to be a douchebag climbing out of a stinking cesspool. And, yet...
President Trump
Drained the swamp of bureaucrats and replaced them with his billionaire buddies.
It would seem that there's a lot more to learn from Aristotle and Plato. It may already be too late for #45. But, it doesn't have to be too late for you or me. In the mean time, take this with you as you walk your path:
It is foolish to fear that which you cannot avoid. (Publius Syrus)
Is that some kind of Eastern thing?
"How you doing there, Dude?" — The Cowboy
Take it easy, Dudes!
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