Where lies are easily admitted, the father of lies is not easily kept out. Source unknown A great leader molds public opinion, a wise leader listens to it.

Summary

This quote suggests that in an environment where lies are readily accepted or tolerated, it becomes difficult to keep deception and falsehood at bay. It implies that when dishonesty is not strongly condemned or challenged, the likelihood of deception prevailing increases. Additionally, the quote highlights the contrast between a great leader who may manipulate public opinion to their advantage, and a wise leader who understands the importance of paying attention to and considering the views and perspectives of the public.

Topics