Quote by Benjamin Disraeli

We moralize among ruins.

We moralize among ruins.

Summary

This quote suggests that often, rather than taking proactive action to prevent or fix problems, we tend to engage in moralizing and passing judgment after the damage has already been done. It implies that we focus more on assigning blame and criticizing others rather than actively addressing issues and finding solutions. The phrase "among ruins" symbolizes a situation of destruction and decline, highlighting the unfortunate tendency of humans to prioritize moralizing rather than constructive action.

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By Benjamin Disraeli

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