Quote by JeanPaul Sartre

I hate victims who respect their executioners.

I hate victims who respect their executioners.

Summary

This quote expresses a strong disdain for individuals who show a high level of respect or submission towards those who harm or oppress them. It implies a frustration towards people who do not stand up for themselves and instead passively accept mistreatment. The quote suggests a desire for victims to assert their rights and resist their oppressors rather than complying with them. It emphasizes the importance of self-empowerment and refusing to bow down to those who cause harm.

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By JeanPaul Sartre

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