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We have loyalty to political parties, sports teams, and brands. Are we loyal to each other?

Fred_Snerd 8 Aug 5
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This year I like the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, because Tom Brady will be the quarterback.
If you feel the same way, we can talk.

@Scott321 I guess what I'm saying is, if anyone's loyal to a sports team even when they fall on hard times, it's not 'admirable,' necessarily. If a political party morphs into something else you don't agree with, does loyalty make any sense? If a person changes into someone else, same thing.
In all cases, you loved, respected, and were loyal to an IDEAL, a standard of excellence. You attach your loyalty to an entity which embodies that. So in that sense loyalty is fluid.
That said, I'm expecting the Bucs to be formidable this year
Go Joe

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Reality shows are proof that people aren't just shallow, they are in the deep end of the pool. These people are missing links

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