Quote by Thomas Carlyle

No violent extreme endures.

No violent extreme endures.

Summary

This quote suggests that no extreme or extremist ideology can sustain itself in the long run through violence or force. It implies that any form of extreme behavior or belief system is inherently unstable and ultimately unsustainable, as violent methods are not able to create lasting change or maintain control in society. The quote could be interpreted as a reflection on the transience of violence as a means to an end, indicating the importance of non-violent means in order to achieve lasting and meaningful results.

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