He thinks it is important enough to risk being belittled, even by an admirer, like me.
The Bush administration has also belittled those threats and so allowed them to grow.
In meetings with investors he belittled even some of the biggest institutional holders when they asked questions he didn't like.
Both, like Mr Qaddafi, referred to themselves in the third person and belittled the scale and intensity of the opposition.
Stories abound of how she has exploited friends, belittled her ex-husband and once tried to back over a gardener in her pick-up truck.
The company showed videos of distributor-run nutrition clubs, which Ackman unfairly belittled in his December presentation as far as Herbalife President Desmond Walsh is concerned.
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On the post, several people have praised or belittled the plan.
One other source of unhappiness, however, has been One Israel itself, several of whose senior figures feel they have been ignored or belittled by their leader.
It has been so refreshing this week to hear him talk of his hunger to win the Carling Cup, a competition that is often belittled by too many.
Mr Ozin said the patient, who was seen at the Bethesda Medical Centre in Margate, was left very upset, felt Dr Scott had belittled his own faith and made a complaint.
Yet the problem with this conservative world view is that nothing subsequent can ever live up to the mythologized past, while other influences on the culture of our own era are belittled and ignored.
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