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...if We Want To Meet The Obligations Of Our Civilization And Our Culture Which Are To Create Communities For Our Children That Provide Them With The Same Opportunities For Dignity And Enrichment As The Communities That Our Parents Gave Us, We've Got To Start By Protecting That Infrastructure; The Air That We Breathe, The Water That We Drink, The Landscapes That Enrich Us.

Together, We Can Make Ourselves A Nation That Spends More On Books Than On Bombs, More On Hospitals Than The Terrible Tools Of War, More On Decent Houses Than Military Aircraft.

The Sharpest Criticism Often Goes Hand In Hand With The Deepest Idealism And Love Of Country.

Always Forgive Your Enemies, But Never Forget Their Names.

But We Can Perhaps Remember, If Only For A Time, That Those Who Live With Us Are Our Brothers, That They Share With Us The Same Short Moment Of Life; That They Seek, As Do We, Nothing But The Chance To Live Out Their Lives In Purpose And In Happiness, Winning What Satisfaction And Fulfillment They Can.