Freudian slip: 1. (in Freudian psychology) an inadvertent mistake in speech or writing that is thought to reveal a person's unconscious motives, wishes, or attitudes.
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| Erasmo Castro |
Erasmo Castro, evidently a candidate for City Commissioner At Large A, the position recently vacated by the resigning Cesar de Leon, has invited all other candidates for the position to meet him for "supper."
Considering the above definition of a Freudian slip, Castro's wording of the invitation may reveal something about attitude.
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| Message from Erasmo Castro to Candidates for City Commissioner At Large A |
Running for "my" seat, Erasmo? Was that a slip of the tongue of the Freudian variety?
Did you intentionally use a possessive pronoun to describe the available seat?
What is the purpose of the dinner, to discuss ways the other candidates can help you be elected to your seat or support you once sworn in to your office as you fulfill your duties?
Here's another word:
en·ti·tle·mentinˈtīdlmənt,enˈtīdlmənt/
noun
synonyms: right, prerogative, claim; More
the belief that one is inherently deserving of privileges or special treatment.
Something like "My City Manager?"
ReplyDeleteThat asshole, has a score to settle against Jessica Tetreau, and being the professional ass kisser he is, it wouldn't be a surprise,Mayor Martinez is backing him up.
ReplyDeleteFWIW: If you have accusations, especially if they're criminal in nature, know what you're talking about and have the courage to sign your name.
ReplyDeleteHe will never ever ever EVER serve on the Brownsville city commission.
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