I believe that courage is something that someone already has. When someone isn't scared, and will stand up for what they believe in. When you know someone is right and you don't take no for an answer. JFK was our old president. He made a speech in berlin about letting the Berliners become free. He tried to convince them to take down the wall.
Courage can be obtained, real life isn't like the stories and movies like you think. Everyone's born with the potential to be something great, but that doesn't mean people are automatically born with shining armor and a white horse... Everyone must work to be what they want to be. No exceptions.
What is courage? I believe courage is when you believe in something and are willing to fight for it. You are brave and speak out even when you are terrified.John F. Kennedy was the thirty fifth president of the United States. He gave many speeches with many different meanings.
Courage is sorta like bravery, in a few ways. I honestly don't know what the heck it is, so I think it'll be best if I stick to my area's of expertise and talk about JFK now. JFK was a president who was famous for a few different things, namely being young and attractive, and also the fact that he was assassinated, making him a member of an elite "club" of sorts, if you want to refer to it as such. Many people seem to enjoy drawing connections between him and Lincoln, but I seriously doubt it's anything but hype. Evidently he had some things to say about courage himself, so perhaps i'll be able to give a more appropriate definition after reading his book.
Bravery is doing something that is almost life threatening and courage is just doing something that may frighten you like riding a roller coaster or picking up a spider.
Courage is walking into high school for the first day of Freshman year. Courage is finally asking your crush on a date. Everyone has courage. Without courage, how would anything get done? Someone had to have courage to open the first McDonalds, or the first WalMart. JFK was one of our presidents. I know he got shot. I know he gave the speech "I am a Berliner"; not much else though.
Courage is something that some people, mostly people who have a leadership quality, have courage. This is where they take risks, go forth doing something that other people wont have the guts to do. Having courage betters a person to give them a higher standard for themselves.
JFK was a former President who was assassinated by a bullet in the head. He was one Presidents everyone was thankful to have, but sadly lost him. JFK was shot in his vehicle during a celebration of some sort and his wife was sitting beside him during this tragic moment.
Courage is the ability to do something even though it may frighten you. John F. Kennedy (JFK) was the 35th President of the United States of America. He made many speeches and was a motivational president. He was assassinated in 1963. He only served as President from 1961 to his death in 1963. He died at the age of 46 the youngest President to die.
I believe that courage is the ability to overcome fear and take a stand for yourself. JFK was the President of the US in the late 60's. He was a democrat, and he was also the first catholic president ever. JFK was assassinated 100 years after Abraham Lincoln was. He got shot in Alabama. JFK was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald. JFK promoted NASA in the aeronautics and space competition between the US and Russia. -Chris Murchison
I do not believe there was a conspiracy involved with the shooting of JFK. It was simply coincidental. Also, fear does not necessarily just occur when fear is involved. It can take place when one stands up for what they believe is right.
Courage is the ability to take action where it is need; it is also the opposite of cowardice. Courage is you standing up for the greater god when it is hard, just because it is the right thing to do. That is what true courage is. JFK was the 35th president of the United State. He was a very powerful speaker, that stood up for what was right. Because of this, he was assassinated during his presidency. The day he died we lost a great man, one we will never be able to replace.
Courage is having the will to face something you are scared of. Courage is standing up when everyone else is scared to. JFK's full name is John Fitzgerald Kennedy. He was the 35th president of the United States of America. JFK was assassinated on his 3rd year serving as President.
Courage is the ability to do something you know to be right, but it is not easy to do so and you risk losing something by doing it. The difficulties could be social stigma, physical incapability, or a mental struggle. Courage is looking something scary in the face and doing the right thing anyway. It is choosing the hard way out instead of the easy way. I know little to nothing about John. F. Kennedy, the class just watched a video about his speech I am a Berliner. Also he was assassinated.
You know, a man in Boone, North Carolina was arrested for giving women unwanted back rubs three times, now that takes courage. Now, giving women unwanted back rubs three times is not right (it should be though, free back rubs).
Courage is a trait that gives a person the power to take action in the most extreme event, courage is seeing a shark attacking someone and going to punch that shark in the eye. Courage is very similar to bravery except its doing something that frightens you. All I know about JFK is that he was our president and he was assassinated and he was also the youngest to die. There were many theories about what happened but everyone knows he was shot, lots of people kind of over evaluate it.
Adrenaline also gives a person the power to take action in the most extreme events. Adrenaline once allowed an old woman who's house was on fire to pick up her refrigerator to save not only her life, but also her food. :p Are courage and adrenaline one in the same?? :o
Courage is the ability to do what is right in the face of great adversity. Courage, my fellow Earthians, is the ability to to face misinformation whit facts, like that one time you ran over the pedestrian, and faced the reality that you would either go to jail and let your family starve, or face this pedestrian's lifeless face and give them the anonymous burial that they so deserve at the intersection of Wilson & Wudrow. JFK was some guy who was a president once. He had lots of sex and was great at talking. Maybe that's why he had so much sex. It is also my understanding that he had a funny accent.
Wade. My God. Your post is illicit and irresponsible. I can't believe you would make such lude comments on a blog intended for public school children! I'm going to beat you up when we get home; lets see how courageous you are then!
Wade, I've never really faced the reality of doing such things but otherwise this was really well written and I like your little description of JFK and what courage is.
Wade. My God. Your post is illicit and irresponsible. I can't believe you would make such lude comments on a blog intended for public school children! I'm going to beat you up when we get home; lets see how courageous you are then!
To me courage is doing something that everyone else is scared to do. It is putting on your big girl boots and getting over something and doing it anyway. I know that JFK was the thirty-fifth president of the U.S and he was assassinated before he finished his third term. He also gave a speech called "I'm a Berliner" on the west side of Berlin. I know he had four kids, but i don't their names. He also appeared in a few movies.
Courage is having the ability to do what is right. Also, it is being able to stand up for what you believe in even if that involves differentiating from the average person. JFK was a President of the Untied States. He gave a popular speech called, “I am a Berliner.” JFK was the youngest President to serve in the White House.
Courage is when you're not afraid to do something and having mental strength. JFK was our thirty-fifth president. He mad a speech in Berlin, and the speech was called "I am a Berliner". He was also one of the presidents who was assassinated.
Courage is standing up for something that benefits you or others. Courage can also be doing something that frightens you. Doing the right thing can sometimes be difficult but you usually feel better afterwards. JFK was a former president during the 1960s. He was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald and suspected accomplices. His presidency was then covered by his vice president Lyndon B. Johnson.
Is it known for a fact that Lee Harvey killed him? I was under the impression it was quite the wild conspiracy, though to be honest it could be because I watch so much of the History Chanel.
Courage is the state or quality of mind or spirit that enables one to face danger, fear, or vicissitudes with self-possession, confidence, and resolution; bravery. John F Kennedy gave a speech that was called, “I am a Berliner.” John F. Kennedy served in both of the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S Senate before he became the 35th president; he was assassinated. John F Kennedy faced major crises, but one of his major achievements was the Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty and the Alliance for Progress. He was a well-known man who was very respected and well educated.
courage - definition of courage by the Free Online Dictionary ... www.thefreedictionary.com/courage The state or quality of mind or spirit that enables one to face danger, fear, or vicissitudes with self-possession, confidence, and resolution; bravery.
Courage is when you do something that your scared to do. John F. Kennedy was the 35th president of the United States. He created a speech called "I am a Berliner." John F. Kennedy was assassinated. John F. Kennedy was a very popular president. He was the first catholic president.
Courage to me is being scared to death to do something, but yet you get up and do it anyway. John F. Kennedy was the 35th president of the US. JFK was also the youngest president ever. JFK was also assassinated while riding in a motorcade through Dallas. Lee Harvey Oswald was charged with his murder.
Courage is when you are willing to do something even if you are scared to do it. JFK was a democratic president. A famous speech he made was "I am a Berliner." He was shot by a sniper in Texas. Also, the shot killed him.
Courage is having strength and being brave enough to face your fears and stand up for what you want and what you believe in. JFK (John F. Kennedy) was once the President of the United States. He was a member of the Democratic Party and his Vice President in office was Lyndon B. Johnson. He carried out many speeches throughout his presidency, one being called “I Am A Berliner.” His wife was named Jacqueline Kennedy. He was a member of the US Navy before becoming president. He was assassinated during his presidency.
Courage is the the presence of fear, yet the will to go on.
John F. Kennedy was the 35th President of the United States.
JFK and Lincoln were both elected to the HOR in a year ending in '46, elected to presidency in '60, and defeated incumbent vice presidents. Both President had vice presidents who were southern democrats with last names Johnson. Both presidents had last names 7 letters long. Both presidents were shot in the head on a friday in the presence of their wives and another couple. Lincoln had a secretary named Kennedy who told him not to go to the theatre. Kennedy has a secretary named Lincoln who told him not to go to Dallas. Lincoln was shot in Ford's Theatre. Kennedy was shot in a Lincoln automobile, made by Ford.
Dylan, very good compare and contrast between Lincoln and Kennedy. Even the last name thing is irrelevant but still something to know. As well Dylan, ever been to the Lincoln Ampi-Theater in Raleigh...good painting of Lincoln in his vehicle.
As I said in my post... I still fail to see why people draw so many similarities between Lincoln and Kennedy. Personally I think they they were QUITE different, as Lincoln would NEVER have illicit sex. That we know of anyway.
Courage is the willingness and ability to do what is best overall, even if it defies the peace that you hold in the moment. Being courageous doesn't just mean that you are willing to stand when everyone else remains seated, but that you are conscientious of when it is necessary; people with an astounding amount of courage don't have to flaunt it or speak of it in order to make it known. People see it, they're gravitated to it. Most people just hide behind their reputations now, however. Acts of rebellion are looked down upon in the beginning, but often considered legendary once the end result has come.
JFK was the 35th president of the United States. He was a great speaker, and a great president. His life was cut short when he was assassinated. I don't know too much about him, as I'm obsessed with Herbert Hoover... How can I not be? That name never leaves my brain.
I believe that courage is something that someone already has. When someone isn't scared, and will stand up for what they believe in. When you know someone is right and you don't take no for an answer. JFK was our old president. He made a speech in berlin about letting the Berliners become free. He tried to convince them to take down the wall.
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DeleteYou forgot to capitalize "Berlin". "Our old president"? more like "A past president"
DeleteCourage can be obtained, real life isn't like the stories and movies like you think. Everyone's born with the potential to be something great, but that doesn't mean people are automatically born with shining armor and a white horse... Everyone must work to be what they want to be. No exceptions.
DeleteWhat is courage? I believe courage is when you believe in something and are willing to fight for it. You are brave and speak out even when you are terrified.John F. Kennedy was the thirty fifth president of the United States. He gave many speeches with many different meanings.
ReplyDeleteThose are great points on what you believe is the definition is courage. Did you know that he was the youngest President to be elected?
DeleteI do now thanks Kat!
DeleteNice points on JFK, and good definition of courage. Shows determination.
DeleteGood definition on courage!
DeleteI like how you asked a question at the beginning.
DeleteCourage is sorta like bravery, in a few ways. I honestly don't know what the heck it is, so I think it'll be best if I stick to my area's of expertise and talk about JFK now. JFK was a president who was famous for a few different things, namely being young and attractive, and also the fact that he was assassinated, making him a member of an elite "club" of sorts, if you want to refer to it as such. Many people seem to enjoy drawing connections between him and Lincoln, but I seriously doubt it's anything but hype. Evidently he had some things to say about courage himself, so perhaps i'll be able to give a more appropriate definition after reading his book.
ReplyDeleteYou know to much about JFK.
DeleteWow. Plethora of information on JFK.
DeleteBravery is doing something that is almost life threatening and courage is just doing something that may frighten you like riding a roller coaster or picking up a spider.
DeleteMatt you are very educated on JFK! (:
DeleteWow Matt, you are way to smart. Great use of information!
DeleteVery educated Matt.
DeleteAs an aside: JFK was also famous for being catholic, yet having an affair.
DeleteHow odd, non?
Courage is walking into high school for the first day of Freshman year. Courage is finally asking your crush on a date. Everyone has courage. Without courage, how would anything get done? Someone had to have courage to open the first McDonalds, or the first WalMart. JFK was one of our presidents. I know he got shot. I know he gave the speech "I am a Berliner"; not much else though.
ReplyDeleteI like your definition of courage
DeleteYour definition for courge is great!
DeleteYour definition of courage is really good and true. It affects everything we may see in this world.
DeleteCourage is something that some people, mostly people who have a leadership quality, have courage. This is where they take risks, go forth doing something that other people wont have the guts to do. Having courage betters a person to give them a higher standard for themselves.
ReplyDeleteJFK was a former President who was assassinated by a bullet in the head. He was one Presidents everyone was thankful to have, but sadly lost him. JFK was shot in his vehicle during a celebration of some sort and his wife was sitting beside him during this tragic moment.
What made JFK a president everyone wanted to have?
DeletePowerful speaker, JFK had courage as well, and he also had wonderful leadership qualities. That is why, Jared.
DeleteI like how you said courage can influence leadership. The point that courage involves taking risks is a good key point as well.
DeleteCourage is the ability to do something even though it may frighten you. John F. Kennedy (JFK) was the 35th President of the United States of America. He made many speeches and was a motivational president. He was assassinated in 1963. He only served as President from 1961 to his death in 1963. He died at the age of 46 the youngest President to die.
ReplyDeleteGood Response Kat!
DeleteGood points on JFK!
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ReplyDeleteI believe that courage is the ability to overcome fear and take a stand for yourself. JFK was the President of the US in the late 60's. He was a democrat, and he was also the first catholic president ever. JFK was assassinated 100 years after Abraham Lincoln was. He got shot in Alabama. JFK was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald. JFK promoted NASA in the aeronautics and space competition between the US and Russia. -Chris Murchison
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DeleteGood comment, I like the conspiracy of the assassination.
DeleteI do not believe there was a conspiracy involved with the shooting of JFK. It was simply coincidental. Also, fear does not necessarily just occur when fear is involved. It can take place when one stands up for what they believe is right.
DeleteBoth Johnsons were succeeded as President in '69 by Republicans whose mothers were named Hannah.
DeleteImpressive, but JFK was shot in Texas.
DeleteCourage is the ability to take action where it is need; it is also the opposite of cowardice. Courage is you standing up for the greater god when it is hard, just because it is the right thing to do. That is what true courage is.
ReplyDeleteJFK was the 35th president of the United State. He was a very powerful speaker, that stood up for what was right. Because of this, he was assassinated during his presidency. The day he died we lost a great man, one we will never be able to replace.
Jared, do you know who assassinated JFK? Also, good definition of courage. Thumbs up to that.
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DeleteGood comment, showing his quality of a President.
DeleteTo the person who asked, The person who shot JFK is still debated by conspiracy theorists. SO MANY CONSPIRACY'S MAN!
DeleteAlso Spelling error. God should be good, non?
Courage is having the will to face something you are scared of. Courage is standing up when everyone else is scared to. JFK's full name is John Fitzgerald Kennedy. He was the 35th president of the United States of America. JFK was assassinated on his 3rd year serving as President.
ReplyDeleteJoey definitely knows who JFK was, good job.
DeleteYou told me more about JFK in one paragraph that I've learned in 16 years.
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ReplyDeleteCourage is the ability to do something you know to be right, but it is not easy to do so and you risk losing something by doing it. The difficulties could be social stigma, physical incapability, or a mental struggle. Courage is looking something scary in the face and doing the right thing anyway. It is choosing the hard way out instead of the easy way. I know little to nothing about John. F. Kennedy, the class just watched a video about his speech I am a Berliner. Also he was assassinated.
ReplyDeleteI like your definition of courage. Yes, President Kennedy was assassinated. He was assassinated in 1963.
DeleteWhy thank you Katherine, I appreciate the help. I was not aware of the exact year.
DeleteI do believe that you nailed the definition for courage on the head. Kudos to you Dana. JFK did, in fact, deliver that speech.
DeleteOh, were on "that" side of the internet again....
DeleteYou know, a man in Boone, North Carolina was arrested for giving women unwanted back rubs three times, now that takes courage. Now, giving women unwanted back rubs three times is not right (it should be though, free back rubs).
DeleteCourage is a trait that gives a person the power to take action in the most extreme event, courage is seeing a shark attacking someone and going to punch that shark in the eye. Courage is very similar to bravery except its doing something that frightens you. All I know about JFK is that he was our president and he was assassinated and he was also the youngest to die. There were many theories about what happened but everyone knows he was shot, lots of people kind of over evaluate it.
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DeleteI love your example of courage.
DeleteAdrenaline also gives a person the power to take action in the most extreme events. Adrenaline once allowed an old woman who's house was on fire to pick up her refrigerator to save not only her life, but also her food. :p Are courage and adrenaline one in the same?? :o
DeleteCourage is the ability to do what is right in the face of great adversity. Courage, my fellow Earthians, is the ability to to face misinformation whit facts, like that one time you ran over the pedestrian, and faced the reality that you would either go to jail and let your family starve, or face this pedestrian's lifeless face and give them the anonymous burial that they so deserve at the intersection of Wilson & Wudrow. JFK was some guy who was a president once. He had lots of sex and was great at talking. Maybe that's why he had so much sex. It is also my understanding that he had a funny accent.
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DeleteAh Wade... Once again your humor amazes me. This might be my favorite reply ever.
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DeleteWade. My God. Your post is illicit and irresponsible. I can't believe you would make such lude comments on a blog intended for public school children! I'm going to beat you up when we get home; lets see how courageous you are then!
DeleteJFK had Marilyn Monroe and Jackie Kennedy, at the same time, and kept it low-key as the President of the US. What a stud.
DeletexD This hilarious!
DeleteWade, I've never really faced the reality of doing such things but otherwise this was really well written and I like your little description of JFK and what courage is.
DeleteWade. My God. Your post is illicit and irresponsible. I can't believe you would make such lude comments on a blog intended for public school children! I'm going to beat you up when we get home; lets see how courageous you are then!
DeleteBefore being killed Lincoln was in Monroe, Maryland while Kennedy was in Marilyn Monroe.
DeleteTo me courage is doing something that everyone else is scared to do. It is putting on your big girl boots and getting over something and doing it anyway. I know that JFK was the thirty-fifth president of the U.S and he was assassinated before he finished his third term. He also gave a speech called "I'm a Berliner" on the west side of Berlin. I know he had four kids, but i don't their names. He also appeared in a few movies.
ReplyDeleteI like your definition of courage.
DeleteCourage is having the ability to do what is right. Also, it is being able to stand up for what you believe in even if that involves differentiating from the average person. JFK was a President of the Untied States. He gave a popular speech called, “I am a Berliner.” JFK was the youngest President to serve in the White House.
ReplyDeleteI did enjoy reading this post. The fact that you mentioned being able to stand up for yourself was good. I would not have thought to mention this.
DeleteCourage is when you're not afraid to do something and having mental strength. JFK was our thirty-fifth president. He mad a speech in Berlin, and the speech was called "I am a Berliner". He was also one of the presidents who was assassinated.
ReplyDeleteGood job Autumn, proud of you.
DeleteAutumn you did not write five sentences. I really like your definition of courage.
DeleteNot five sentences. Needs to be longer! Courage is being scared to do something but doing it anyway.
DeleteAutumn i love your explanation, but it is not five sentences.
DeleteWow Autumn, you're definition was in extreme detail! I can barely comprehend all of the information that you provided.
DeleteLove you :)
Courage is standing up for something that benefits you or others. Courage can also be doing something that frightens you. Doing the right thing can sometimes be difficult but you usually feel better afterwards. JFK was a former president during the 1960s. He was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald and suspected accomplices. His presidency was then covered by his vice president Lyndon B. Johnson.
ReplyDeleteIs it known for a fact that Lee Harvey killed him? I was under the impression it was quite the wild conspiracy, though to be honest it could be because I watch so much of the History Chanel.
Delete*Shrug* You know what you know, non?
Amelia, lovely definition of courage! Face your fears!!!! & As well, for JFK do you know the name of his wife?
DeleteYour profile picture, its adorable, thats all I have to say. Bam!
DeleteI know exactly what you mean Matt x) I believe it's one big huge conspiracy as well :p and his wife's name was Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis ^_^
DeleteCourage is the state or quality of mind or spirit that enables one to face danger, fear, or vicissitudes with self-possession, confidence, and resolution; bravery. John F Kennedy gave a speech that was called, “I am a Berliner.” John F. Kennedy served in both of the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S Senate before he became the 35th president; he was assassinated. John F Kennedy faced major crises, but one of his major achievements was the Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty and the Alliance for Progress. He was a well-known man who was very respected and well educated.
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The state or quality of mind or spirit that enables one to face danger, fear, or vicissitudes with self-possession, confidence, and resolution; bravery.
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DeleteIm sorry, I had to.
DeleteWell in my own words courage means being able to do something without fearing of the consequences or of what others are going to think.
DeleteMuch better, a wonderful way to put it!
DeleteThank you Dana
DeleteCourage is when you do something that your scared to do. John F. Kennedy was the 35th president of the United States. He created a speech called "I am a Berliner." John F. Kennedy was assassinated. John F. Kennedy was a very popular president. He was the first catholic president.
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DeleteThis was very factual and well written.
DeleteVery well worded Micaiah.
DeleteCourage to me is being scared to death to do something, but yet you get up and do it anyway. John F. Kennedy was the 35th president of the US. JFK was also the youngest president ever. JFK was also assassinated while riding in a motorcade through Dallas. Lee Harvey Oswald was charged with his murder.
ReplyDeleteSolid information.
DeleteCourage is when you are willing to do something even if you are scared to do it. JFK was a democratic president. A famous speech he made was "I am a Berliner." He was shot by a sniper in Texas. Also, the shot killed him.
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting that you mentioned JFK was a democratic president. Also, i enjoy how you separated the fact it killed him into another sentence.
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DeleteCourage is having strength and being brave enough to face your fears and stand up for what you want and what you believe in. JFK (John F. Kennedy) was once the President of the United States. He was a member of the Democratic Party and his Vice President in office was Lyndon B. Johnson. He carried out many speeches throughout his presidency, one being called “I Am A Berliner.” His wife was named Jacqueline Kennedy. He was a member of the US Navy before becoming president. He was assassinated during his presidency.
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DeleteWhales.
DeleteGood definition of courage, Sheridan!
DeleteBeautiful writing, Sheridan. Good job.
DeleteHey Sheridan, you know what country is east of England?
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Not funny Wade.
DeleteCourage is the the presence of fear, yet the will to go on.
ReplyDeleteJohn F. Kennedy was the 35th President of the United States.
JFK and Lincoln were both elected to the HOR in a year ending in '46, elected to presidency in '60, and defeated incumbent vice presidents.
Both President had vice presidents who were southern democrats with last names Johnson.
Both presidents had last names 7 letters long.
Both presidents were shot in the head on a friday in the presence of their wives and another couple.
Lincoln had a secretary named Kennedy who told him not to go to the theatre. Kennedy has a secretary named Lincoln who told him not to go to Dallas.
Lincoln was shot in Ford's Theatre. Kennedy was shot in a Lincoln automobile, made by Ford.
OMG I'VE NEVER SEEN THIS ON FACEBOOK OR ANYTHING BRO NICE INFO!!!! (;
DeleteDylan, very good compare and contrast between Lincoln and Kennedy. Even the last name thing is irrelevant but still something to know. As well Dylan, ever been to the Lincoln Ampi-Theater in Raleigh...good painting of Lincoln in his vehicle.
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As I said in my post... I still fail to see why people draw so many similarities between Lincoln and Kennedy. Personally I think they they were QUITE different, as Lincoln would NEVER have illicit sex. That we know of anyway.
DeleteDylan, your formatting is wacky.
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DeleteReally well explained Dylan and you compared and contrasted the similarities and the differences.
DeleteDylan you are very smart. You know so much about John F. Kennedy. Did you get this from google?
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DeleteYou go Dylan.
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ReplyDeleteCourage is the willingness and ability to do what is best overall, even if it defies the peace that you hold in the moment. Being courageous doesn't just mean that you are willing to stand when everyone else remains seated, but that you are conscientious of when it is necessary; people with an astounding amount of courage don't have to flaunt it or speak of it in order to make it known. People see it, they're gravitated to it. Most people just hide behind their reputations now, however. Acts of rebellion are looked down upon in the beginning, but often considered legendary once the end result has come.
ReplyDeleteJFK was the 35th president of the United States. He was a great speaker, and a great president. His life was cut short when he was assassinated. I don't know too much about him, as I'm obsessed with Herbert Hoover... How can I not be? That name never leaves my brain.