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About Virginia governor Tom Kaine, a possible VP candidate http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/aug/03/vetting-obamas-man/ <br class="br">2008
“Can there ever be enough of kindness, generosity and praise?”
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Context: Such words as spontaneity, sincerity, gratuitousness, richness, enrichment — words which imply an almost total indifference to contrasts of value — have come more often from their [the surrealists’] pens than words which contain a reference to good and evil. Moreover, this latter class of words has become degraded, especially those which refer to the good, as Valéry remarked some years ago. Words like virtue, nobility, honor, honesty, generosity, have become almost impossible to use or else they have acquired bastard meanings; language is no longer equipped for legitimately praising a man’s character.