Footnotes to Plato from the foothills of the Superstition Mountains

Self-Control and Self-Esteem

"Self-control is infinitely more important that self-esteem."  (Dennis Prager)

Delete 'infinitely' and you have an important truth pithily and accurately expressed.  With self-control one can develop attributes that justify one's self-esteem.  Without it one may come to an untimely end as did Michael Brown of Ferguson, Missouri, who brought about his own death through a lack of self-control.

Liberals, of course, preach an empty self-esteem. 


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