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What does 'An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind' mean?
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∙ 12y ago
If everyone treated everyone else the way people treated them, for example, if someone poked my eye out, and i poked their eye out in return, no good will come of it.
Ghandi said this as an example of how useless, violence is in society.
It is similar to the quote in The Bible: 'Turn the other cheek' when someone strikes you.
it means don't get revenge it may make you feel good but no good will come out dimwit
so it just proves tht the world is a big ball of fire where no 1 wins
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