"But it is possible that, in the days ahead, these years we have lived through may eventually be thought of simply as a period of disturbance and regression"
- Hjalmar Branting
About this Quote
This quote by Hjalmar Branting recommends that the years we have lived through may be viewed as a time of disruption and also decline in the future. He suggests that the present circumstance is not suitable, but that it may be looked back on as a period of difficulty and regression. This could be interpreted as an advising to take action now to avoid more disturbance as well as regression in the future. It might also be seen as a reminder that hard times can be conquered and that the future can be brighter. Branting's words recommend that although today may be difficult, it is feasible to look back on it with a more favorable outlook. This quote encourages us to do something about it now to make sure a better future as well as to keep in mind that tough times can be conquered.
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