Quote by Orson Scott Card

Didn't he know that when you work to destroy, you invite the Destroyer?

Didn't he know that when you work to destroy, you invite the

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This quote suggests that when someone engages in destructive actions or endeavors, they unknowingly attract the consequences of destruction or harm upon themselves. It implies that the negative energy and intention put into destructive acts create a hostile and potentially destructive environment, inviting further destruction or negative consequences to manifest. It serves as a cautionary reminder that one's actions have repercussions, and engaging in destructive behavior can have adverse effects on oneself.

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