Nothing is ever done in this world until men are prepared to kill one another if it is not done.

Summary

This quote suggests that significant achievements or change in the world often require a level of intense conflict and violence before they are accomplished. It implies that the ultimate resolution or completion of a task may only be reached when individuals are willing to go to extremes, even to the point of causing harm or death to others, to ensure its completion. It highlights the often harsh reality that serious conflicts or threats can serve as catalysts for action and progress in society.

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