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He who throws dirt always loses ground.

He who throws dirt always loses ground.

Summary

This quote means that when a person tries to slander or discredit someone else by spreading negative information or rumors, they end up harming themselves more in the process. By throwing dirt at others, they not only damage their own reputation and credibility, but they also lose respect and trust from others. Ultimately, attempting to bring others down only results in personal downfall and loss of any moral high ground. It serves as a caution against engaging in negative behavior that can have lasting negative consequences.

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