We treat people in certain ways and then justify the same. You are judged by what you do, and not for the reasons you give.If our treatment isn't right, no amount of justification will serve any purpose.

Justifying Wrong Treatment

Your own beliefs matter, not borrowed beliefs of what your parents or society taught you.You have the option and even a responsibility to change the outdated or wrong beliefs that were thrust upon you.

Your Beliefs

Love is based on action, not what you say.Saying that you love someone is of no use if the corresponding care and treatment is not given to your loved ones.

The Way You Love

It matters to be with the right people, instead of an excuse for keeping the company of the wrong people.

Be with the Right People

In a world of constant, propaganda, and deceit, what we do matters more than our intentions.What we actually do tells people about us, not what we keep saying or what we intend to do.

Intention vs Action

The physical world is interacting with our actions, not our internal plans and intentions. We cannot shape society, or help people just by having noble intentions, without action.

Good Intentions are not sufficient

In the world I live in, intentions mean very little. Your actions do, though. This seems obvious. We're living during a time of constant propaganda and lies, so it makes sense to judge people based on what they do rather than what they say or intend to do.

Justifying Wrong Treatment

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