Beginning Right; How to Succeed
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It is obvious that we cannot like everybody and that we cannot avoid prejudice, but it is one thing to be prejudiced against a person and an- other to publish that feeling.
We have absolutely no right to say anything against anyone unless we have abundant proof to condemn him or unless suspicion has almost reached the point of fact. In the latter case we should acknowledge frankly that we do not know, but that we think or have heard, and give all the particulars, so that the one ad- dressed may... gain an intelligent conception of the matter.
The majority of insinuating remarks are not definite. They are merely stabs in the dark, which often wound seriously and cause terrible injury.
Unfortunately, the law of libel cannot reach these insinuators, and there seems to be no way of punishing them. They usually have no firm friends and cannot be trusted.
Do not insinuate. Do not say anything that you cannot back up. Do not say a man is this, 163 INSINUATION or that, unless you know, or have abundant rea- son to believe, that what you are telling about him is true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is obvious that we cannot like everybody and that we cannot avoid prejudice, but it is one thing to be prejudiced against a person and an- other to publish that feeling.
We have absolutely no right to say anything against anyone unless we have abundant proof to condemn him or unless suspicion has almost reached the point of fact. In the latter case we should acknowledge frankly that we do not know, but that we think or have heard, and give all the particulars, so that the one ad- dressed may... gain an intelligent conception of the matter.
The majority of insinuating remarks are not definite. They are merely stabs in the dark, which often wound seriously and cause terrible injury.
Unfortunately, the law of libel cannot reach these insinuators, and there seems to be no way of punishing them. They usually have no firm friends and cannot be trusted.
Do not insinuate. Do not say anything that you cannot back up. Do not say a man is this, 163 INSINUATION or that, unless you know, or have abundant rea- son to believe, that what you are telling about him is true.
What to read after Beginning Right; How to Succeed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathaniel Clark Fowler to read onlineMoreLess
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