There is no satisfaction in hanging a man who does not object to it.

Summary

This quote suggests that taking action, such as punishing someone, does not provide genuine satisfaction if the individual being punished accepts their fate willingly or lacks resistance. It implies that true satisfaction and justification come from facing opposition or encountering individuals who challenge our judgment and actions. It highlights the importance of engaging in meaningful disagreements and engaging with the perspectives of others in order to genuinely feel a sense of fulfillment or purpose in our decisions and actions.

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