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Wednesday, January 6, 2016
When A President Cries
During a speech to the nation yesterday, US President Obama proposed an executive gun
law where gun sellers are required to do a background check on their
customers. Every president has have proposed a law before so there is no
big deal but what makes this speech different than others is that the
President put some emotions in it. Rather
than stay firm and strong as a man, he cried as he spoke about the killing of
children in the town Newtown in Connecticut in 2012 and other victims in gun
violence for the past decade. We are
taught that in order to think clearly, we have to remove any hint of emotions
in our life. But sometimes emotions can
be a good thing. Having emotions shows we are still humans and we care, rather
than brushing every problems away and coming up with a solution, like a programmed robot.
Despite the fact how he is the leader of the United States, Obama is
still a human and he has emotions. And
best of all, the crying shows he cares and in a time of trying to put a change in effect, we need
someone who cares behind all the fact at hand.
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