Independent of Eich's wrongs, no human exists that is "right" in all areas of life.
A demand for someone who is right in all areas is how you get the blandest of all people in politics: they dare not utter an actual opinion lest the media snatch it up and hang them with it. So they say absolutely nothing with a whole lot of words.
I'd rather see actual humans in positions of power, struggles with life and all.
> No human exists that is "right" in all areas of life.
Being right in all areas of life is a personal and cultural struggle, a never-ending pursuit of an elusive destination. That much is obvious. Still, some people are further along on this path than others, and one would hope that these would be the people who occupy positions of power.
A demand for someone who is right in all areas is how you get the blandest of all people in politics: they dare not utter an actual opinion lest the media snatch it up and hang them with it. So they say absolutely nothing with a whole lot of words.
I'd rather see actual humans in positions of power, struggles with life and all.