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  • Great Moments in Public Diplomacy, No. 938

    June 30, 2012

    Tags: Public Diplomacy, Self-Love, YouTube
    Posted in: Embassy/State



    Learning to love the one you’re with in Kabul social media. After all, if you don’t like yourself, how can others learn to like you? That said, many people believe that self-love is one of the purest forms of affection.


    One wonders how Embassy Kabul “liking” its own videos fits with these Public Diplomacy Tweets:




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  • Recent Comments

    • Meloveconsullongtime said...

      1

      “many people believe that self-love is one of the purest forms of affection.”

      By the same token, loving your neighbour as you love yourself is a crime if your neighbour doesn’t consent.

      06/30/12 3:42 PM | Comment Link

    • pitchfork said...

      2

      State Department=dog licking it’s own genitals.

      06/30/12 3:47 PM | Comment Link

    • Lisa said...

      3

      I love your revelations of the inanity all about us.

      06/30/12 7:27 PM | Comment Link

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