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Robert F. Kennedy speech ~ Mindless Menace of Violence

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This speech by Robert F. Kennedy was given on April 5, 1968 at the City Club of Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio. The soundtrack is from the movie "Bobby", if you haven't watched it, rent it today, it is a wonderful production. Thank you.

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  • "Two often we excuse those who are willing to build their own lives on the shattered dreams of other human beings"

  • one of the best speeches in history.

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  • im memorizing this speech, and want to be able to give it one day and then be able to say thanks for the words of greatnessss :)

  • @beardedswine why?. because he tried to change this country for the better

  • @kdfromhb We know what happened. They pushed peace and love, said no to war and our Military Complex didn't like that!! So they were assassinated!! We all know the Government did it...some of us just don't want to believe it!! They killed so many greats during this period, they didn't kill the Revolution though!!

  • Too bad he never got a chance to serve as president.... It is a shame someone subverted the democratic process ... I am sure he would have become the next president of the US if he had lived. I hope someday we learn what really happened to him and his brother. The Democrats of the 1960s were more principled than the Carpetbaggers in office today.

  • hahahaha Come on I liked the video until they showed corrupt Pelosi and Obama

    

  • one day after MLK's death.

  • He has my vote for President :) He would have been great!

  • @elboertjie I like to think that I do, every day. Peace.

  • @AgaMbadi You can still help him, by helping all of us: keep his ideas alive. Hold them in your heart and share them with the world.

  • He was without a doubt one of the most sincere and compassionate leaders we have ever had. How I wish I could have known him, and helped him.

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