2.- Usted no puede fortalecer al débil, debilitando al fuerte.
3.- Usted no puede ayudar a los pequeños, aplastando a los grandes.
4.- Usted no puede ayudar al pobre, destruyendo al rico.
5.- Usted no puede elevar al asalariado, presionando a quien paga el salario.
6.- Usted no puede resolver sus problemas mientras gaste más de lo que gana.
7.- Usted no puede promover la fraternidad de la humanidad, admitiendo e incitando el odio de clases.
8.- Usted no puede garantizar una adecuada seguridad con dinero prestado.
9.- Usted no puede formar el carácter y el valor del hombre quitándole su independencia (libertad) e iniciativa.
10.- Usted no puede ayudar a los hombres realizando por ellos permanentemente lo que ellos pueden y deben hacer por sí mismos.
Derechos Reservados a Joaquín Lavado.
Lincoln did not say these things. They were written in 1916 by the Rev. William J. H. Boetcker, a Presbyterian clergyman and pamphlet writer. In 1942, a group called the Committee for Constitutional Government gave out a great many leaflets entitled "Lincoln on Limitations" that contained on one side a real Lincoln quote and on the other side the 10 Boetcker statements. Boetcker was credited with his statements on the leaflet, but their proximity in print to one real quote by Lincoln, plus the title of the leaflet, led people to think that Lincoln had said the ten listed statements. They were repeated in many printed sources, and are still regarded by many as authentic Lincoln quotes. Carl Sandburg, Lincoln's most famous biographer, dismissed them as spurious.
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