Quote by Richard Milhous Nixon

Those who hate you don't win unless you hate them; and then you destroy yourself.

Those who hate you don't win unless you hate them; and then

Summary

This quote emphasizes the destructive nature of hatred. It suggests that those who harbor hatred towards others are the ones who ultimately suffer. By giving in to hate, individuals undermine their own well-being and personal growth. The quote serves as a reminder that choosing love and understanding over hatred is a more empowering and self-preserving choice. It prompts us to recognize that our own happiness and fulfillment should not depend on seeking retribution or causing harm to those who dislike or mistreat us.

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By Richard Milhous Nixon

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