Quote by Mark Twain

Against the assault of laughter, nothing can stand.

Against the assault of laughter, nothing can stand.

Summary

This quote suggests that laughter has a powerful and invincible force. It implies that when faced with laughter, any form of attack or negativity becomes ineffective and powerless. Laughter has the ability to break down barriers, lighten tensions, and uplift spirits, making it a formidable defense against hostility, fear, and aggression. It highlights the transformative and disarming nature of laughter, indicating that its impact is so strong that it can overpower any opposing force.

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