THE SPEECH I refer to, has also been referenced here is from September 20th, 2001.
At the time I had "cherry-picked" what I chose to run on:
We are in a fight for our principles, and our first responsibility is to live by them.
But recently, portions of his speech have been rerun:
Freedom and fear are at war.
But this is more than just conflicting apples and oranges. Pitting freedom and fear against each other is like comparing elephants and peanuts.
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"Freedom and fear are at war". This quote is from 9-20-01 but seems to have been rerun somewhere just recently.
Is my last line really a metaphor or almost raised to an analogy?
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