Scandal dies sooner of itself, than we could kill it.

Summary

This quote suggests that scandals have a short lifespan and tend to fade away naturally without any intentional effort to suppress or eliminate them. It implies that scandals may lose relevance and public interest over time, highlighting the transient nature of public outrage and the fleeting attention span of society. It implies that instead of trying to actively eliminate scandals, one should have patience and let them wither away on their own.

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