Quote by Ambrose Bierce

A prejudice is a vagrant opinion without visible means of support.

A prejudice is a vagrant opinion without visible means of su

Summary

This quote suggests that prejudice is an opinion formed without any rational or credible basis. It compares prejudice to a "vagrant," meaning it is aimless and unsupported. Prejudice cannot be substantiated with evidence or logical reasoning. Just like a vagrant lacks stability and foundation, prejudice lacks a solid basis or justification. This quote highlights the idea that prejudice is an irrational and unfounded perspective that should not be accepted or embraced.

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Prejudice

By Ambrose Bierce

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