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What did Theodore roosevelt mean when he said "walk softly and carry a big stick" ?

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What did Theodore roosevelt mean when he said "walk softly and carry a big stick" ?

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  1. Actually, i think the quote is "SPEAK softly..." but anyways, he is saying that actions speak louder than words. talking big is only going to hurt your image. DOING big is what others really pay attention to.


  2. He meant that you should sneak up on people and beat the S**t out of them with the stick.... great foreign policy if you ask me.

  3. I think it means be quiet and laid back but when needed he will fight

  4. Dont cause trouble or conflict and mind your own business.. but if youre bothered and have to defend yourself, do it strongly.

  5. Good advice when Obama negotiates with Iran.

    "Talk" softly and carry a big stick.

    A big knife might be better.  Make him 10ft tall.

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