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"I think I've made a lot of sacrifices. I work very, very hard. I've created thousands and thousands of jobs, tens of thousands of jobs, built great structures. I've had tremendous success. I think I've done a lot." -President Donald Trump
As the president so eloquently illustrates, real sacrifice means creating jobs, building structures, and being successful.
In June of 1918 a French Colonol advised Major Lloyd W. Williams of the US Marines to retreat, to which the Major responded, "Retreat? Hell, we just got here." During the ensuing Battle of Belleau Wood, Major Williams was injured from a shell explosion. When the medics approached where he lay on the field of battle, he told them "Don't bother with me. Take care of my good men." He later died from his wounds while being evacuated. In that same battle, Lieutenant Weedon Osborne earned the Medal of Honor, awarded posthumously when he was killed at the age of 25 while attempting to carry a wounded officer to safety. The US Marines ultimately expelled the German forces from the woods. General John Pershing famously said of the exchange "The deadliest weapon in the world is a United States Marine and his rifle."
How many jobs did Lieutenant Osborne create in his brief 25 years? How many great structures did Major Williams build? What do they know about sacrifice, really? They LOST their lives in that battle. And what does that make them? There's a word for people who LOST.
If your helicopter couldn't fly in the rain, would you waste your time taking a motorcade to visit the graves of people who didn't create thousands of job or build great structures?
"He's not a hero. He's a hero 'cause he waskilled captured. I like people who weren't killed captured, ok?" - President Donald Trump
As the president so eloquently illustrates, real sacrifice means creating jobs, building structures, and being successful.
In June of 1918 a French Colonol advised Major Lloyd W. Williams of the US Marines to retreat, to which the Major responded, "Retreat? Hell, we just got here." During the ensuing Battle of Belleau Wood, Major Williams was injured from a shell explosion. When the medics approached where he lay on the field of battle, he told them "Don't bother with me. Take care of my good men." He later died from his wounds while being evacuated. In that same battle, Lieutenant Weedon Osborne earned the Medal of Honor, awarded posthumously when he was killed at the age of 25 while attempting to carry a wounded officer to safety. The US Marines ultimately expelled the German forces from the woods. General John Pershing famously said of the exchange "The deadliest weapon in the world is a United States Marine and his rifle."
How many jobs did Lieutenant Osborne create in his brief 25 years? How many great structures did Major Williams build? What do they know about sacrifice, really? They LOST their lives in that battle. And what does that make them? There's a word for people who LOST.
If your helicopter couldn't fly in the rain, would you waste your time taking a motorcade to visit the graves of people who didn't create thousands of job or build great structures?
"He's not a hero. He's a hero 'cause he was