My favorite quote from Julius Caesar. “A coward dies a thousand times before his death; but the valiant taste of death but once.”

@@andrewscotteames4718 “A coward dies a thousand times before his death, but the valiant taste of death but once. It seems to me most strange that men should fear, seeing that death, a necessary end, will come when it will come.” -- William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar. One of my favorite Shakespeare quotes.

At my place folks used to say A coward dies a thousand times, but the brave he is immortal.

"A coward dies a thousand deaths but solder dies one" 2 pac

I thought I was going to hear his voice :(

What did you just say

I once worked for a very famous incredibly successful man. When I made a mistake, he thanked me for trying. He said those who never make mistakes never make anything.

"The fool is the precursor to the Master" Jordan Peterson. We all do this so you are in good company.

It used to be said that baseball player Babe Ruth hit more home runs than anyone else, he also had the most strike outs.

I know and I know what you are saying. We will press on.

Hi

MAGNIFENT

@@marytambakis1832 Teddy Roosevelts finest speech

*how roosevelts keep turning sheep into willing disposable sheeps" Scumbag talking about twisted pride when he deliberately suppressed the heroics of Buffalo Soldiers, all so he could prop himself up as the savior of the day. What a piece of racist shit. Definition of a toxic leader

@@eavyeavy2864 Hey look, it's the guy from the video! How's it going Mr. Sneer?

Man Dog Talk that Shyyt!

A warrior follows the path his heart sets out for him. He follows it as it leads and learns from each bump and break. In this journey, he will find himself.

Thank you

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There are now 31 of them.

It is just as cynical and arrogant, as the critic, to claim that another person will never know, or has not known victory nor defeat. I think it's fair to argue that every person knows defeat and has, in whatever way they have been able, to dare greatly. Dismissing someone else's triumphs and tragedies as neither true defeat, nor daring greatly, is ironically an extremely cynical, dismissive and arrogant point of view.

Well said , the kind of people who are too cowardly to ever attempt anything

Communists

Fuck yeah man

Thanks man.

Endeavor to persevere

Thats fantastic congrats mate

You are a warrior. God bless

And criticizing is much easier. That's why there are so many critics and so few men of action

Those that do shit, those that talk shit and I try to do both. One time round this ride, make the best of it, choose better and do something !

Very very well put sir That is a perfect interpretation of this speech imo

@Kristen Creecy Teddy wasn't talking about constructive criticism, Teddy was talking about legacy media, Democrats, and commies; all the same really.

@Kristen Creecy the problem is, there's already enough criticism that it's just constantly repeated over and over again and no one actually improves on it. criticism only has worth if it's actually used to improve. Without improvement, it's just more noise

time for us to get into the arena

The sword of truth is the sharpest of them all.

Couple this with Kiplings If. Where are those types of people today? Are there none? Do they keep to themselves? Are they censored?

@@whereswaldo5740 There are few carismatic characters in some competitive fields, like sports and business, but definitely not in politics. Society needs to rediscover the value of stoicism and morality

The fact that it is so true is what makes it so inspiring.

More now than ever

Return to tradition. Return to God.

True that. No more toxic masculinity, time to behave like real men agian

@@Strider91 absolutely. Toxic masculinity at its depths derives from weak men. Insecure men.

@@spencerfried8622 it is a sign of how far we have fallen

You gotta make bad decisions to appreciate the good ones, the trick is to make the bad decisions on purpose so to try and control the fallout. You don't want to make the bad decisions when you can't control the fallout, like walking up on your home burning to the ground. You might want to do yourself the favor and take the high road that time. If you never allow yourself to build up to your breaking point it might just take you by surprise when you least expect it. It might be a good idea to try it on some simple shit a time or two before it really counts. If you remove your right arm you would no longer have a left, you would just have one. So too with up and down, daytime and nighttime, right and wrong, in and out, sunshine and rain, celebration and suffering, win and lose. Living without morals is crazy but you couldn't celebrate a grand slam if you could do it with your eyes closed and you just couldn't miss. There is no such thing as forgiveness, we pay as we go; however, there is no need to assess an accident still in progress.

Dovtoes ftw man! Best wishes, I salute you!

I am inspired by this comment. Thank you.

That's awesome! Thanks, Doc! ;-D

All the best, great that you never gave up.

There is no greater victory than standing back up every time you get knocked down. Well done!

Fuck that I’m the man behind the man disguised as another man

@@slimbravo8778 Everybody here has NOTHING better to do than to antagonize a MAN who uses CRITICAL THINKING to KNOW, TO BE, & TO DO 'THAT,' which is outside the box... or the BALL '🌎.' So now, here I STAND, with Wisdom and Understanding, AGAINST 3 UNWITTING, STRIVING FOUL MOUTHED, REPROBATE INSTIGATORS who shamefully pretend that their intelligent, and act like WANNABE tough guys.🤔 Let me give you three statements that have been borrowed from an ANCIENT LANDMARK (14 century 😵) 1) Proverbs 18:6, " A FOOLS lips 👄 enters into contentions; And his MOUTH calls for BLOWS!"👄🤛 2) 1Corinthians 13:11, "When I was a CHILD, I thought as a CHILD, I spoke as a CHILD, I UNDERSTOOD... as a CHILD; But when I became a MAN💪🏻, I PUT AWAY CHILDISH THINGS!" 3) Luke 23:34, " Father FORGIVE them; for they do NOT know what they are doing." Now, depart from me you workers of iniquity, before I give all of you a taste of your eternal place of permanence. 🤜😫😵😲🤛 👂😊👂⬅me,you⤴💥💫 Three blind mice. I'm OUT. Find someone else to waste your miserable lives with.

That would make a pretty good participation trophy.

@@christopherbellore3511 I liked the things you said & the quotes. The place I stood back to reflect was at the very end when you’re telling the “foul-mouthed reprobate instigators” to get away or you’ll “give all of them a taste of their eternal place of permanence”. It’s humbling & a relief to realize that as human beings we are more alike than different. The thing that can separate us from each other comes out of a daily reckoning with how close we are to the values we hold most dear, learning thru trial & error, admitting errors & cutting our losses when it’s necessary for a greater good. It’s the path less traveled as it takes courage to love ourselves & others through the necessary losses that enable progress.

@@44VW44 WOW! That was a mouth full of harmonious human compassion and identification. I need to re-read what you wrote. However, I think I get the gist. I assume that you are aware of my faith; That's, my convictions, my BELIEF, and my conversion. I'm 53. I'll be 54 in another month or two. I have a story, like everyone else. Basically after trying many paths, and still failing and falling, I finally came to a point where I needed to SUBMIT to the Savior of the World, Yeshua HaMashiach, JESUS CHRIST. I really didn't want THAT, or HIM to be the only (right) Way out, but that's WHAT happened. Out? Out of what? Out of my reckless, frivolous, selfish, self seeking, self centered, egotistical, empty, rebellious, undisciplined, FOOLISH lifestyle. You know, the way of the FLESH, the way of the world, the way of materialism, and then some. There had to be more out of LIFE than women, sex, popularity, making money, living lavishly. What was my GOAL? What was important? What WAS the meaning of LIFE? Well, after TWO failed marriages, 4 lost children through a lopsided unjust family court system, early resignation from a good municipal job, and then after huge success in Martial Arts, Acting in theatre and commercials, good success as a salesman for the largest oldest privately owned Milk Company in NYC, I spent some time in Rikers Island in 2002 - 2003. One year later ... Released, and free to try anything, I moved to Montana. Another year later, after various attempts & failures, I moved back to N.Y., and N.J., and I began a LONG hard road of quasi repentance, but serious in depth Study of the Holy Bible. The short of the long is; from 2004 till NOW, I've narrowed down my Pilgrims Progress journey to this: the TWO most important things in LIFE are TRUTH and LOVE. "Truth without love is brutality and love without truth is hypocrisy." Warren Wiersbe. I'm working on a balance. On June 5th 2016 I found the GREATEST woman in the world, when I finally stopped looking. On June 5th of 2016, in a small church in Keyport N.J. I met my Bride to be. We married on September 22nd, 2016 Three and a half months later. I had made a covenant with God, and my eyes 👀, to "NOT," LOOK upon a woman with lust. Job 33:1 Yes, I consider myself a Christian. But I'm not quite like the 501c3 Churchianity cultural christians of America. I have many different views of the interpretation of Gods Holy Word than mainstream modern day protestant doctrine teaches. Don't get me wrong, I have plenty of people who share my perception of Biblical Doctrine, but they are few and scattered abroad, and some right here; We are Gods Remnant. I'm not "better," than anyone, but I'm certainly "BETTER," then I used to be. One of the things that differs in my view of Gods teaching from most Christians is that although many of God's teachings are ABSOLUTE, there are also MANY Dichotomies in Scripture that people would prefer to make into a SINGLE Generalization that applies to EVERYONE ALL THE TIME. That's a problem with NOT having Spiritual eyes to see that Gods ETERNAL, INFINITE MIND is ABOVE and BEYOND our finite thinking. I believe EVERYONE needs to accept or reject THIS crucial statement made by my Lord and Savior: John 14:6, "Jesus said to him, I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life: no man comes to the Father, but by Me." God is Love. 1st John 4:8, and 4:16 And He(Jesus Christ) is the Lover of my SOUL, and by His HOLY SPIRIT my spirit is QUICKENED (made ALIVE). This is the meaning of "Born Again." He "IS," my first LOVE. 1st John 4:19 I'm still a work in progress, but I'm a far cry from where I used to be. Enough said, ... for now. However, more will be revealed. By the way, Proverbs says, God has even made the wicked for the Day of Doom. Revelation 12:11, "They (the believers) overcame him (the devil), by the BLOOD of the Lamb (Jesus Christ) ✝, and by the word of their testimony; and they did not love their lives unto the death." I'm OUT, V.W.. Thanks. Tty again soon some time.

Sadly, memorizing isn’t the same as taking it to heart. Not everyone does the latter.

Now with a rainbow flag 🙄😖

@@seronymus "Now with a rainbow flag" - the rainbow- once a sign of God's promise to never flood the Earth again for man's wickedness. Now, stolen by fiends who mock the creator. The world won't be destroyed by God with a flood, no matter the extent of their sins. No. The world will be destroyed by them directly. Everything they're so proud of, everything they have fought to obtain and corrupt, was a stolen symbol of others. They sit on a continually growing pile of corrupted symbols: the rainbow, marriage, happiness, family... none of these could they rightfully possess in their sinful state. They are, in the truest sense, a social cancer.

@@ahmctech104 yeah but teachers cant force you to taje things to heart. Seems like the teachers want you to remember it enough for you to think about it.

Thank you for coming home

If at first you don't succeed, maybe skydiving isn't your thing.

"He almost finished the entire 10lb burrito, but died trying. Because that's what heroes do."

Spot on, today's "leaders" just don't speak like this anymore...

He would be swarmed on twitter in an attempt to cancel him for calling out precisely the cancellers and armchair critics. Then they would proclaim that this speech was showing his privilege, and quite possibly that it was a patriarchal attempt to maintain the status quo. I think they would be in for a nasty surprise when they decided to tangle with Teddy, but you know that's exactly how it would play out.

@@ccdecc6650 Making up scenarios to get mad at is a crazy pass time bro, as chronically online as i am, i'm pretty sure most people would actually be in agreement with what he's saying even today

That's a sign of the times. Hard times. Hard times created by weak men. But fear not! Hard times make hard men. And we are being forged in fire, right now. If you are watching this you are on the right path.

Gandhi?

@@lgoopio not sure to be honest, sorry 👍

Whatever great quote

Gaur Gopal Das

Hell i could use a lil of that problem

Got shot in the chest and finished a speech. Look it up.

And the founder of the conservatives, which is also epic.

@@TANQ31 n

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@@thewonderfullymadejaraid7015 You mean the conservationists?

he is only one of the greatest because he was president with a strong economy, however if he was (rightfully) president during ww1 he would be remembered more and even more fondly.

@@ariejohnson1944 He literally came into the presidency during a war

@@asherhayes2429 I meant the first world war

@@ariejohnson1944 you said “he was president during peace” he became president during the Phillipene-American war

@@asherhayes2429 I know I'll edit it

"A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for." -- John A. Shedd, Salt from My Attic (1928)

@@ssbohio thanks

"The greater the difficulty the more glory in surmounting it. Skillful pilots gain their reputation from storms and tempests." -Epictetus

I've learned that truth in the literal.

If you know not which port you sail to, then no wind is favourable

Well it's a darn good one. I prefer "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God and the Word was God....John 1:1-18.

Agreed 100%

Hello hyperbole

@@theinfernoburns good boy

Thanks you for your service ! God bless you

From an Aussie - good on you, mate! Keep the flame alive.

Stay safe and be proud of your service, we are

Yeah you're definitely right. There's many men right now who's living with their moms without a father.

​@@markyuto6820 Unfortunately, fatherless homes are not uncommon. As men, we have a duty to be an example for the ones who don't have one around and hope that one day this situation will change for the better. All the best to you!

@Bonka but there is something wrong in living without a father, isn't there?

But I don't want to destroy my country and sell out my children's future to international banksters tho.

Wounded ...Many people begged Teddy to Stop rhe Speech . Shot was deflected by a Eye Glass Case..Still A Hit.. Teddy was a Real American Orginal...I known many..

He was talking about imperialism though.

@@AJ-xm4xc How do you get that out of his speech???

Liberals hate TR because he talks about personal responsibility and not woke ideology

@@PeterLawton read the entire set of speeches, not just the quote.

@@AJ-xm4xc different time dude different times Also even then the speech is very good and inspiring

great!

This was some years back

Something for her boyfriend to read. Good idea!

Perhaps, one day, you will. (Never say never!) ;-D Warm Regards and Best Wishes, -@Kenngo1969

A wise man once told me: "If you don't make mistakes, you don't make anything."

Be patient. Don't give up. It might be years before your words take a holt. But, sink in they will........

Right here with you. I say the same thing to my two kids almost every day.

Good to instill strong will in others and wishing your family well

Let kids be kids. They can only do it once.

My dad spoke of the this speech and I had to look it up not disappointed in the slightest

Alright Bukowski 👌

Merry Christmas*

Which makes it all the worse when a master criticizes and belittles an amateur as if they themselves weren't there at one point

No, no I would not be amazed at all, the hero in the White House came from Oyster Bay and South Dakota from his whirlwind presidency to his bull moose party a hero in every way

@@themajortom69 let's not forget also, an asthmatic who took up boxing, and learning disability that went to Harvard, and an officer who gave up his commission so that he could lead charges in battle. Nonconformist doesn't even begin to tell the story.

@@internetera1523 slave owner, yes. Abuser? Well, there are accounts of his slaves loyalty to him far exceeding anything he could or did ask of them, including begging for seed to plant crops because the war left him so broke that he couldn't afford to buy it. I suppose it's all anecdotal. But there are plenty of anecdotes of people who loved and were fiercely loyal to him that a statement like yours sounds mighty empty without facts to back it up. ...or did your liberal arts professors skip the fact based learning, and just go straight to the name calling identity politics parts.

@@internetera1523 In a time when black people could not safely be free, some men held slaves to protect them and not out of a deficit of respect/character. It was a sad, awful time; people of color were safer as property than as free people. Not every slave owner was a monster who thought slavery was right and black people were inferior. George Washington, though known as a bit of a bully within the military apparatus, was said to be extremely well thought of by his slaves and servants. I expect he was the sort of man who had no patience for arrogant men, a man who tended to look out for the less fortunate. Consider that he was enemy #1 to the British crown, not just guilty of treason but of leading an army of men to do the same. Usually it takes someone who thinks in terms of ideals, and who thinks of others, to risk so much on just a small chance of winning against what was at that time the greatest military power in the world. ... I'm reasonably sure that if George Washington saw how far we have come, he would smile. He would not be upset that slavery is illegal and that people of every ethnicity are named equal. He would be proud to stand beside Obama. I'm not sure whether he'd be quick to abandon the sexist views of his time, but I expect he is the sort to see the parallels and come around to modern thinking. But we don't have the luxury to know for sure. We can only know what was said of him in the time he lived, and those were good things. ... If you are looking for someone to dislike, I might suggest Andrew Jackson. He was not such a great guy, and he spent most of his presidency trying to grossly exceed his authority in ways that would make us all cringe with ethical dismay/disgust. In the contest for "worst president we've ever had", the list of contenders is short but he's actually probably the favorite (despite our recent political history; AJ was that awful).

@@adcyuumi Wilson was the worst. FDR is definitely up there. As all war mongers should be. Obama, Pappi Bush and Jr, LBJ, Truman, Lincoln (his freeing of thr slaves was admirable but not through massive war, debt and conscription which is a form of slavery.) I don't know much about Jackson other than he got cheated out of an election and then created a populist movement that became the Democrat party. I have some history to brush up on.

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

Thanks for sharing

I copied every word. This validates how I’ve lived my life. I’m 85 and have survived many a quake and crash. Studied the book of JOB for fifty years, eventually in Hebrew. Got integrity, can travel.

And yet another, from Bill and Ted. "Be excellent to each other."

The failure is to NOT try. I mean you have nothing to lose, and possibly everything to gain😊

The most forbidden documentary in history./ “Europa The Last Battle” at archive dot org

But I tried dammit! -McMurphy in One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest.

Finer words have never been spoken. The concise, eloquence of your prose is inspiring....... Ah.....who am I trying to kid? Mark Twain could kick both our asses.......lol

@@kellywalker8407 The American bard.

This is so true and sad at the same time. "Articulating one's thoughts, emotions, and ideas into words is no longer seen as a requisite document for character, but merely as an action only attainable to men of the past." -Riley Curran 2021

I think we are upon the downward slope of what will be the greatest explosion of wealth,knowledge and productivity with the 4th industrial revolution. The use of A.I in every aspect of our lives. The future is golden and it will have unimaginable prosperity. When we can experience such great quality content anytime, anywhere and any device and to know its gonna get more accessible and widespread in decades to come. What's upon us is unthinkable.

@@wardogmobius Well it can be great at the same time it is not. It's like a double-edged sword. Technology goes up while us humans goes down.

@@markyuto6820 yea..our reliance on technology will lessen our overall ability...im amazed by my tribes historical hunters, men of the past had to know how to build a hut, do carpentry, go farming, know about plants, the cycle of the sun and moon to determine what time of the year it is, and so on....we have increased knowledge in general/ useless facts, info or in our particular line of work..but no real understanding of the world and our surrroundings, nature etc..intellectuals, good engineers, scientists, doctors have become more intelligent..but apart from that, the common man might have become less wise

@@vza7938 your absolutely right in my opinion

Entertainment and Challenge Em. .

If not you, who? If not now, when? I wish you success.

Good luck

Good luck

Good luck man in the Arena

I sense you have a great ability writing. Perhaps that is a pursuit you should undertake.

It is never too late.

Great attitude about your set backs...we all have them but you are doing it right “that resists persists” so not putting negative energy or emotions to it does help

I echo Aaron Pix in suggesting you explore writing. Old is physical true, but also mental. I know because I am oldish, perhaps more than you. I published my first book at age 71 will publish books 3 & 4 this year at age 80. I have 23 more books planned.

Whatever the outcome, at least you were in the arena

They're in you old chap.

Man gave an entire speech with a fresh bullet stuck in his chest. Absolutely chad that puts the vast majority of men on the planet to shame.

We would be an even greater nation. 🦅

we do.....his name is President Donald J. Trump !!!1

@@luisreyes1963 Now THATS what I’m talkin’ about! USA all the way, Brother!

@@risky1 No disrespect to DJT. He got my vote, but Teddy is God-Tier.

Love this one

I've heard about you before. An amazing man this Tom. Thanks for inspiring all of us. 💕💪🇺🇸

Beautiful wheel said

Assets that can make you rich

It's not ignorance but due to some unprofessional expert in the market.

I recently got into forex trading and am already marveling over the profit am making.

Same here, I wish I knew about this bitcoin trading earlier, brace up and get yourself bitcoin before it's too late.

Learn and trade under a guide I do same and I hardly make losses in the market.

Great to read that. Sometimes a simple idea can trigger a change. Strive to build yourself into a man of character and strength, a man of discipline and self-control, a trustworthy man who puts his skills in the service of others and you will be fulfilled in life. If masculinity and manhood are topics that interest you, feel free to challenge yourself with some ideas on the Mastery Order and challenge back if you have other points of view. We can only become better men if we engage in challenging discussions. Looking forward to hearing your points of view. All the best to you!