By Darren Stones
It's obvious to me that Mark Latham is a broken man...struggling to find a positive direction. From what I can see, 60 Minutes is taking advantage of him.
My advice to Latham would be to step out of the limelight and find someone to discuss personal issues with.
In our society, we often fail our people. I see a bloke who has to take the necessary steps to improve his quality of life.
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MARK IS A LARGER THAN LIFE KINDA GUY. HE ALSO HAD MANY FOLLOWERS DURING HIS TIME.
ReplyDeleteLIFE IS NOT ALWAYS KIND TO PEOPLE WHO DON'T FIT INTO THEIR WAY OF OPERATING. MARK WOULD POSSIBLY BE A GUY LIKE GORDON ELLIOT,AND ENJOYS LETTING OFF STEAM.
I DIDN'T MIND HIM, HOWEVER MARK WOULD HAVE HAD A TOUGH TIME, WHEN HE HAD PHYSICAL HEALTH ISSUES, THAT WOULD HAVE AFFECTED HIS JUDGEMENT.
PHYSICAL PAIN MAKES PEOPLE DO THINGS THAT ARE A BIT OVER THE TOP,ALSO STRESS AND ANXIETY MANIFEST IN STRANGE WAYS, AND THIS IS WHAT MARK WAS CONTENDING WITH AT HIS PEAK.
STRANGELY,BUT TRUE, I COULD SEE HIM BETTER SUITED TO A RECREATIONAL, OR FUN TYPE OF POSITION, RATHER THAN BORING POLITICS. PAULINE HANSON COPPED THE SAME TYPE OF FATE WHEN SHE HAD A MIND OF HER OWN.
STREET TALK WOULD BE FUNNY WITH MARK INTERVIEWING OFF CENTRE PEOPLE IN SOCIETY.