Quote by Abraham Lincoln

I would rather be a little nobody, then to be a evil somebody.

I would rather be a little nobody, then to be a evil somebod

Summary

This quote reflects the preference of being an anonymous and insignificant individual rather than being a person who is evil or morally corrupt. It emphasizes the value of personal integrity and highlights the belief that it is better to maintain one's sense of decency and goodness even if it means not achieving fame or recognition. It promotes the idea that one's character and actions hold greater importance than achieving power or influence at the expense of others.

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By Abraham Lincoln

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