JFK Inaugural Address 2 of 2

didnt seem that cold or snowing when he was elected president i guess global warming made it snow for obama hahaha. loved the entire speech

Did anybody notice at 3 minutes in Eisenhower looks like he stole JFK's wallet?

friend, that's LBJ, not Eisenhower

WOW a lot of people says this is a bed comment? XD I said this was a great speech. Just because you're a religious nut or go against the founding father's idea of separation of church and state, doesn't mean my comment is bad. Oh, just grow up people.

This is very untrue. I've read the bible, and it's full of hate and it is truly not a word of any god. See, unless you've talked to him, you can't say what's in the bible is true because it's probably not.

Some of the people in the BIble hate, but not the author, EL SHADDAI. The Bible predicts space travel (Obadiah), the restoration of Israel, and people flying like eagles (isaiah). Although the are hundreds of other prophecies, these three were written down 2,600 years ago. Not quite the book the "free thinkers" would have you believe.

Are you stupid? The bible didn't have one author. Most of the stories were passed down through the word of mouth, and changed emmensily over time. Also, the bible wasn't around 2600 years ago, but some of the stories(fictional at that) were written down then by a lot of unknown authors. Also, where are you getting this crap from? What bible are you talking about? I would love to see the verses that you're making these claims from. People like you never cease to amaze me.

I'm not the disrespectful one here.
"In God We Trust" was added to the currency in the 1950's, which I see as one of the most corrupt times in politics that only seems to be getting worse.

I know I'm the the dumbass here.

You're completly right about what you said, but the last verse of "The Star Spangled Banner" that was written in 1814 says "Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just,
And this be our motto: 'In God is our trust.'
And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave!" I think thats where they got it from.

Yes, but I don't see how that means anything seeing that it was a poem written by one person proclaiming for all, which I believe if I ever wrote something with a new motto in it, no one would take it seriously.