JFK's speech about "ask not what ur country can do" was great but didn't Hitler also give just such a speech

Answer 1

Maybe, but "Ask not what you can do for mud people ask what you can do for the master race" doesn't quite equate now does it?

Answer 2

Yes, probably, but the countries are very, very different. The country, by extension, in JFK's speech meant the Government of the people by the people and for the People limited by a constitution. He was referring to a debt all Americans should be willing to pay. That said, Most Americans are forced to pay way too much. Sill, it's what we elected our Representatives to do. We have no one to blame but ourselves

Answer 3

Yes, it was plagiarism.

It was word for word copy of of a speech by a British government official, that had been given some years before.
Hitler also gave similar speeches.

Also his "Profiles in Courage" was written by ghost writers, just like Bill & Hillary's books.

But he was the first President to give the country Tax Cuts.
(And that's more important than being a phony about other things.)

Answer 4

I don't think Hitler gave anybody choices.

Answer 5

Well, the 'give it all for your country' speech is pretty standard fare for politicians.

Most rational humans know you should damn well ask what your country can do for you.
;-

Answer 6

yeah, but hitler's speech invovled killing Jews & ppl who r different.

Answer 7

please.... Kennedy was talking about working for freedom and equality...

stop taking things that are true of Bush and attributing them to famous democrats... it's really lame.

Answer 8

That's where JFK got it- from the totalitarians.
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Answer 9

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