QUOTE (dlv @ Feb 26 2008, 11:28 PM)

Yes, Hussein Obama speaks badly. I can't imagine listening to him for four more years, if.
Doesn't McCain sound like Snoopy Dog (cartoon)?
Hey, even if he isn't the greatest speaker, at least he can pronounce english words effectively, unlike Bush. Besides, being a great speaker doesn't necessarily make someone a wonderful leader. Hitler is widely considered to be one of the greatest public speakers in human history. Tells you something, huh?
But as far as the topic at hand goes?
Yes, people can have inherently 'bad' tendencies. I think there's some in all of us; some of us just show it more. It's just that incredibly ancient "nature vs nurture" issue.
One thing that came to mind as I was thinking about this was the fact that no infant/toddler finds anything to be remotely as funny as physical pain to another human. Next time you do something idiotic in front of a small child [hit your head on something, trip/fall, etc etc etc], take a look at the hysterical laughter they are bound to exhibit; they'll laugh harder than your college buddies would.