French President Nicolas Sarkozy, rarely shy in front of cameras, found enough was enough Sunday when chased down by two news photographers while boating in his bathing suit on his American holiday.Sarkozy angrily confronted two photographers and even jumped aboard their boat when they snapped pictures of him and his family, one of the photographers told AFP.
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Yes -- anyone with a modicum of class and common sense would not have done this. In my day, this was known as "raisens" -- in other words, "how you were raised." If your parents had any class at all, they would teach you this is wrong.
These days, though, people don't much care about right and wrong ... they don't know the difference ... they were never taught by their parents. It's a shame really.
And don't hand me the "it's all about money" crap. The reason we were taught the difference between right and wrong was so we'd know that money was not a factor in the value. These shitforbrains never got the lesson ... and if they did, the chose to disregard it ... either of which shows a lack of concern and respect for fellow humans ... period.
Too bad the French President didn't kick the crap out of them and trash their camera equipment ... but he couldna ... he had too much raisens.



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