Taking Sides with the Majority

Taking Sides with the Majority

Every time you take sides with the majority, you will never understand the power of critical thinking.

Every time you take sides with the majority, you will never think on your own feet.

Every time you take sides with the majority, you will become dependent on others for your decisions.

Every time you take sides with the majority, you will find it difficult to appreciate those minorities who stand apart from others.

Every time you take sides with the majority, you will stop doing something different from others.

Every time you take sides with the majority, you will become one among many.

Every time you take sides with the majority, you will stop exploring and start running a rat race.

Every time you take sides with the majority, you will never understand the pain of the minority.

Every time you take sides with the majority, you will wait for others to act, and your ability to initiate will cease.

You have a choice to either create a history or read the history of others. Remember, the majority need not be correct every time.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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