Comments on Profile Post by 7000guy

It's from my Composition II book. From his poem.

How is that out of context?

And it's taken completely out of context. His poem reads: 'The old lie: "Dulce et decorum est, pro patria mori".' That means it is not even his original quote; it's actually a quote from the roman philosopher Horace.

By not placing his meaning around your quote, you've removed his context of it being a lie and made it seem like he believed that quote instead.

It's not really out of context though .-. I'm citing where I got the information from.

but fine, i'll add in the other 3 words

It would be better if you added more of the whole poem - just the last line doesn't make very much sense. But it's your signature, I just wanted to point out your quoting issues.