"We can not play innocents abroad in a world that is not innocent"
- Ronald Reagan
About this Quote
In this quote, Ronald Reagan highlights the importance of recognizing the truths of the world and deserting any ideas of innocence when dealing with international affairs. By stating "we can not play innocents abroad," Reagan recommends that it is ignorant and inadequate to approach diplomacy with an idealistic view of the world. He asserts that the world is not innocent, implying that it is complicated, with a variety of competing interests and programs. Hence, it is essential for countries to understand the complex nature of global characteristics and act accordingly, instead of taking part in naive and potentially damaging actions under the incorrect assumption of innocence. Reagan's words highlight the need for pragmatism and astute decision-making in worldwide relations.
This quote is written / told by Ronald Reagan between February 6, 1911 and June 5, 2004. He was a famous President from USA.
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