It is not those who argue who are to be feared but those who evade argument.


p. 27 - Aphorisms (1880/1893)


It is not those who argue who are to be feared but those who evade argument.

It is not those who argue who are to be feared but those who evade argument.

It is not those who argue who are to be feared but those who evade argument.

It is not those who argue who are to be feared but those who evade argument.