Although he succumbed to his injuries seconds later, his dying act may have saved over a thousand lives and prompted Winston Churchill to later comment: "In the long, rough, glorious history of the Royal Marines there is no name and no deed which in its character and consequences ranks above this".
Milton Bradley taught us that good deeds yield rewards and bad deeds have consequences.
Despite what we have just seen, and perhaps because of what we have just seen, we must raise our children to believe that words and deeds do have consequences; we must convince them we must model for them the sense that every human being on the face of the earth, regardless of race, gender, economic status, or sexual orientation is an infinitely precious child of God.
"The narcissist regards himself as one would an expensive present: he is a gift to his company, to his family, to his neighbors, to his colleagues, to his country," Mr. Vaknin wrote, saying that such a person's sense of inflated importance and entitlement "makes him feel immune to mortal laws and somehow divinely protected and insulated from the inevitable consequences of his deeds and misdeeds".
Her role in the act's passage was suggested by her words that day and her deeds leading up to it, including her announcing last year a presidential commission's findings on the depth, causation and consequences of the problem.
Consistent rules and consequences.
Each offers a reminder that bad deeds and mistakes in judgment can have lasting and often devastating consequences.
Mr. Gibbs made clear that the administration would continue to press forward with sanctions until, as he said, Iran demonstrates "through deeds — and not simply words — its willingness to live up to international obligations or face consequences, including sanctions".
Thousands of good deeds and selfless acts.
Deeds and words shall be recorded.
