Trust me, he is a people's guy...You could stop him on the streets of Buenos Aires and he would talk with you, he is very friendly, a good soccer player, very sociable.....he qualifues to be a politician.

Fortunately his election did not increase the number of believers in Argentina.

I don't like the word "minority" .

I don't really care for it myself. Often minority does nto really signify the least number, but rather the least powerful. The way the word is commonly used is often not a good reflection of actual representation. However, I use it for lack of a better word that is generally understood.

It is like using words which had religious origins. I don't like to use them, but sometimes they are the best word to use to best convey my meaning.

I am often frustrated by the limitations of language, as there simply are no wrods to adequate describe some ideas or emotions, and the words we use are often lacking in beign able to convey what we mean. I just do the best I can with what words are available.