Quote by Jack Dempsey

Nobody owes anybody a living, but everybody is entitled to a chance.

Nobody owes anybody a living, but everybody is entitled to a

Summary

This quote highlights the concept of personal responsibility and equal opportunity. It suggests that while no one is obligated to financially support or provide for someone else, it is crucial to ensure that everyone has an equitable chance to succeed in life. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining a fair and inclusive society, where individuals are given equal access to education, employment, and resources to pursue their dreams and ambitions. While everyone must take responsibility for their own lives, the quote calls for the recognition of the ethical obligation to provide everyone with a fair shot at creating a better future.

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Chance

By Jack Dempsey

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