"I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great pleasure"
- Clarence Darrow
About this Quote
This quote by Clarence Darrow is a humorous way of expressing his fulfillment in seeing justice served. He is implying that although he has actually never ever taken a life himself, he has actually gotten a kick out of seeing those who have actually committed wrongs being held accountable for their actions. This quote speaks to the concept that justice is an effective force which it can be pleasing to see it served. It likewise speaks with the idea that justice is not always served through physical ways, but can be served through the power of words. Darrow is expressing his complete satisfaction in seeing justice served through the composed word, in the type of obituaries. He is suggesting that although he has actually never ever taken a life, he has actually still had the ability to take pleasure in seeing justice served.
This quote is written / told by Clarence Darrow between April 18, 1857 and March 13, 1938. He/she was a famous Lawyer from USA.
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