Quote by Victoria Woodhull

My judges preach against free love openly, practice it secretly.

My judges preach against free love openly, practice it secre

Summary

This quote suggests the presence of hypocrisy among those in positions of authority or power. It implies that individuals who publicly condemn certain behaviors may engage in those very actions in their personal lives. In the context of "free love," it implies that the judges, who publicly criticize and discourage it, participate in such relationships covertly. The quote indicates a disconnect between their public stance and private behavior, shedding light on the contradictions and inconsistencies within their moral or ethical principles.

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