shockedcanadian
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There were worst allegations to make against someone of course, from a legal standpoint, but in terms of ones character, as a man, being called a coward was essentially the low of the low. Not even big, tough guys would call little, wimpy guys a coward. It wouldn't reflect well on the bigger man.
Now, every week or two there is a coward murdering people randomly. Not one who they had a beef with or who threatened them, but just people going about their business. The fact that this generation is ok with being referred to as a coward speaks volume about the pervasive issue we are all facing.
You can make ill advised decisions in the course of a life, but when you murder innocent people in such a fashion as these cowardly terrorists do and it speaks to their core. As a man, (or woman), it's the pinnacle of cowardice.
A generation without some level of pride is dangerous. My generation definitely had cowards, many of them went into law enforcement (loosely defined), but today it seems rampant across the board.
Now, every week or two there is a coward murdering people randomly. Not one who they had a beef with or who threatened them, but just people going about their business. The fact that this generation is ok with being referred to as a coward speaks volume about the pervasive issue we are all facing.
You can make ill advised decisions in the course of a life, but when you murder innocent people in such a fashion as these cowardly terrorists do and it speaks to their core. As a man, (or woman), it's the pinnacle of cowardice.
A generation without some level of pride is dangerous. My generation definitely had cowards, many of them went into law enforcement (loosely defined), but today it seems rampant across the board.
