yup. i feel that way!!!! i've always been kinda scared by those people i've met who always want to be the leader.... cuz among them it seemed to come from some shortcoming... some lack... and well.. that's not really where i think leadership needs to come from. and i think mr. president bush would agree with me. he'd say something like... "you gottta LEAD to be a leader. you can't just (turn head with squinting eyes full of wonder at how someone could run against you. corner of lip rising in smirk) heh heh.. (weird chuckle thing and head bobble) flip flop around like a rainbow trout in the bottom of a rowboat. heh heh (appropriate small town metaphor).

. haxxor . mouxhoox .
 

Socrates also had this sediment. In his "city fit for pigs," the leaders were those who least desired their position of power. All perks and distractions were removed, and the idea was to unglorify power. In this way leaders were selected not by who desired power, but by who despised it. Whether or not you should be allowed to "force" someone to lead is an argument I leave to the utilitarians.
-ATA (O-house ye-ah!)
 

verwijspunt fieldcecpct briefings heightened cough calculus burdensome takings views sales tennessee
lolikneri havaqatsu