The former president of United States, John F. Kennedy, uses fear in his inaugural speech to appeal to pathos and outline the programs of future during his presidency. He appeals to the fearful emotions of the audience by admitting that although the forefathers in a capitalistic society “held the power to abolish all forms of human poverty and all forms of human life,” some people around the globe believes that the rights of man come from “generosity of the state,” which Kennedy is alluding to communism. Instead, he states that the rights come "from the hand of God" that each person get's what is deserved to him naturally, not by a gift from the state. Kennedy joins in this time the anger and dismay in order to suggest what the communist states
