The "John Wayne" attitude of "Never Apologize, it's a sign of weakness.

[MohRokTah]

My father was a HUGE John Wayne fan. Every Saturday and Sunday mornings I had to watch John Wayne movies or watch no television.

I've probably seen She Wore a Yellow Ribbon a hundred times.

In that movie Wayne's character, Captain Nathan Brittles, pushed that bullshit off as a norm.

Teabaggers and Trump think that was a documentary:

[stopbush]

1. Yeah, he was playing a character.

There are plenty of other characters he played who did apologize (ever seen The Horse Soldiers?).

Your point?

[MohRokTah]

4. My point is, baggers and Trump think of it as truth. eom

[stopbush]

5. My point is that it's not John Wayne's fault.

[The Second Stone]

2. Ronald Reagan was a never apologize or explain advocate

and used that in politics.

[Adrahil]

3. My Dad once told me...

to never trust a man that can't admit when he's made a mistake and apologize. I take that a a personal axiom.