Do Not Act Like - John Wayne - Winston Churchill and Ronald Reagan - Behave Like a Wimp!
Now I have heard it all.
Recently a gentleman told me not to use sports or war terms in talking with him and advised me to use words that were gentle and sincere or pleasant and uplifting? Community based words that spoke to the common good.
My dominant speech offended him and he felt that was not proper behavior? Well if that is not the most socialist, weak minded, panty waste comment I have had all year, I cannot imagine what is? My gosh what are we doing to the men in our society, making them into a bunch of weak wimps? How on Earth are we going to get everything we need to get done with everyone running around like a bunch of politically correct panty wastes? The gentleman indicated that I needed to get back with family and community type terms, rather than robust speech used by coaches, generals, athletes, leaders and winners.
Well the fact is I have had a lot of practice doing the community stuff too.
I have given enough speeches to the community "ies" to understand all that.
Indeed, I have empathy for others, but tough love also, not everyone is required to suffer fools or kiss up to underachievers and wimps.
Performance is crucial and if it is not, why do it, why care, why try? Exactly the weakness we are creating in society, why? The movement towards weakness is dangerous to the survival of the nation, we must not go there.
Look, I have broken bread with the homeless for Christmas, wrapped toys with the USMC, washed cars with the youth groups and built homes for humanity.
I see all that.
I did that and still do whenever I get the chance to pitch in but do not mistake my acts of kindness for a sense of weakness.
Meanwhile just so you know, I can do all that community stuff too; http://www.
carwashguys.
com/history/museum1.
shtml You see, John Wayne, Winston Churchill and Ronald Reagan were great leaders and they inspired nations.
So they are not exactly to be forgotten and there probably is nothing wrong with that.
Weakness and acting like a wimp leads to becoming one.
Our societies are raising too many weak men.
I certainly hope this article is of interest and that is has propelled thought.
The goal is simple; to help you in your quest to be the best in 2007.
I thank you for reading my many articles on diverse subjects, which interest you.
Recently a gentleman told me not to use sports or war terms in talking with him and advised me to use words that were gentle and sincere or pleasant and uplifting? Community based words that spoke to the common good.
My dominant speech offended him and he felt that was not proper behavior? Well if that is not the most socialist, weak minded, panty waste comment I have had all year, I cannot imagine what is? My gosh what are we doing to the men in our society, making them into a bunch of weak wimps? How on Earth are we going to get everything we need to get done with everyone running around like a bunch of politically correct panty wastes? The gentleman indicated that I needed to get back with family and community type terms, rather than robust speech used by coaches, generals, athletes, leaders and winners.
Well the fact is I have had a lot of practice doing the community stuff too.
I have given enough speeches to the community "ies" to understand all that.
Indeed, I have empathy for others, but tough love also, not everyone is required to suffer fools or kiss up to underachievers and wimps.
Performance is crucial and if it is not, why do it, why care, why try? Exactly the weakness we are creating in society, why? The movement towards weakness is dangerous to the survival of the nation, we must not go there.
Look, I have broken bread with the homeless for Christmas, wrapped toys with the USMC, washed cars with the youth groups and built homes for humanity.
I see all that.
I did that and still do whenever I get the chance to pitch in but do not mistake my acts of kindness for a sense of weakness.
Meanwhile just so you know, I can do all that community stuff too; http://www.
carwashguys.
com/history/museum1.
shtml You see, John Wayne, Winston Churchill and Ronald Reagan were great leaders and they inspired nations.
So they are not exactly to be forgotten and there probably is nothing wrong with that.
Weakness and acting like a wimp leads to becoming one.
Our societies are raising too many weak men.
I certainly hope this article is of interest and that is has propelled thought.
The goal is simple; to help you in your quest to be the best in 2007.
I thank you for reading my many articles on diverse subjects, which interest you.
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