Quote by George H. W. Bush

I hope my own children never have to fight a war.


I hope my own children never have to fight a war.

Summary

This quote expresses the desire of an individual for their own offspring to be spared from experiencing the horrors and destruction that come with being involved in war. It reflects the speaker's wish for a peaceful and stable world where conflict does not threaten or harm the younger generations. The statement conveys the significance that parents place on the well-being and safety of their children, highlighting the hope for a future devoid of conflicts and the consequences they bring.

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By George H. W. Bush
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