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Originally Posted by detbuch
Fear is the overriding emotion in cowardice. There are several other definitions of "coward" other than the one you give. There's this: "Cowardice is a trait wherein fear and excess self-concern override doing or saying what is right, good and of help to others or oneself in a time of need." And, regarding the word "courage" which is part of the definition you give here, there is this: "Courage is resistance to fear."
Here are a few of instances you accused conservatives of fear:
"Step back from the emoting and fear and look at the big picture."
""Conservatives are afraid of everything and everyone."
"The possibility of other justices not seeing the world as you do its terrifying."
"Wow can you 2 be any more afraid of black people"
Those quotes have a good deal of what resides in various definitions of cowardice.
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like I thought, never called any one a coward if you see fear residing in various definitions cowardice thats on you..
I clearly defined the differences between Cowardice and fear as I see it ... and how I apply it
