JohnKing1
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He had
- The Courage to do what he did.
- The Selflessness to understand what he had to do.
- The Empathy to quickly and efficiently manage his victims.
- The Integrity to not sit and wallow about his problems but document and ACT.
- The Humility to say he had some flaws.
- The Resilience to go through what he went through for YEARS.
- The Compassion to not demonize others but understand what needed to be done.
- The Perseverance to document his life so that we know the reason for his suffering.
- The Honor to go through with what he did.
- The Altruism to save future OOFY DOOFYS of the fate that those Stacy’s would bring them.
- The Bravery to say the quiet part out loud.
- The Loyalty to himself and others to save them.
- The Determination to help people like him.
- The Kindness to all regardless of how he felt of them.
- The Generosity to not have more victims.
- The Justice to put those victims in their place.
- The Sacrifice of his own life for others.
- The Honesty to admit that people right now are going through what he went through.
- The Fortitude to grab himself by the bootstraps and do what needed to be done.
- The Responsibility to protect others from the same fate.
- The Adaptability to change targets.
- The Patience to document and execute his plans.
- The Conviction that he had for most.
- The Leadership to hold himself up to a specific standard.
- The Wisdom to understand his situation.
- The Optimism that he had when doing it.
- The Accountability he had to go through with it.
- The Grit to continue on his magnificent journey.
- The Focus to not be discouraged.
- The Dedication to uphold a standard for all others.
- The Respect for others like him.
- The Fairness to not do more than what he set out to do.
- The Mercy to not do more than what he did.
- The Vigilance to act.
- The Authenticity to not change his ways.
- The Discipline to become a Saint.
- The Boldness to do what he did
- The Tolerance of others that weren’t in his way.
- The Magnanimity to not go back on his words.
- The Modesty to be the SUPREME GENTLEMAN.
