Quote by American Indian Proverb, Omaha

He who is present at a wrongdoing and does not lift a hand to prevent it, is as guilty as the wrongdoers.

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Summary

This quote emphasizes the responsibility of individuals to take action when witnessing wrongdoing. It suggests that remaining passive in the face of misconduct is equal to being an accomplice to the wrongdoing. By not engaging or intervening, individuals contribute to the perpetuation of injustice or harm. The quote highlights the importance of personal accountability and encourages individuals to actively participate in promoting justice and preventing further wrongdoing.

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By American Indian Proverb, Omaha

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