Quote by Henry David Thoreau

Any man more right than his neighbors constitutes a majority of one.


Any man more right than his neighbors constitutes a majority

Summary

This quote suggests that individual righteousness or correctness is not determined by the agreement or consensus of others. It implies that even if someone's views conflict with those of the society or the majority, if their beliefs or actions are morally sound or valid, they hold enough truth and validity within themselves to be considered right. The quote highlights the importance of upholding one's personal convictions and standing firm on principles, regardless of popular opinion or dissenting voices.

By Henry David Thoreau
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