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 Originally Posted by slohairt
Yar! I knew you would reply, Todd!
Yes, some of the structure for most societies is democratic to a degree. (Although I don't think 'appointing ' is really that democratic.) I'm mainly referring to the gushing attitude some people have when referring to their chief and the institution itself.
As for celebs and politicians? Definitely elevated to an unearned lofty position. A certain middle-aged Irish musician come to mind right now...
Regardless, though, the Chief is the head of the clan, and respect should be given to the office/position, if nothing else. I agree, I'm not much on "gushing" myself, be it to a Chief, President, etc., but I do believe that one should show respect.
T.
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