Quote by Aneurin Bevan

We know what happens to people who stay in the middle of the road. They get run over.

We know what happens to people who stay in the middle of the

Summary

This quote is attributed to American politician Paul Harvey and serves as a metaphorical explanation of the consequences of remaining indecisive or impartial in life. It implies that those who try to maintain a neutral position or refrain from taking a side in a certain situation are likely to be disregarded or overrun by others who are more assertive or decisive. It suggests that active engagement and conviction are necessary to avoid being overlooked or easily dismissed. It highlights the importance of taking a stance and not being passive observers in order to assert oneself and make an impact.

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Decisions

By Aneurin Bevan

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