Better world Quote by Jack A. Ori

“Never, ever regret taking a stand,” Grandma said. “It takes strength and courage and it can be lonely, but at least you fought for a better world. That’s more than you can say if you keep quiet.” quote by Jack A. Ori — Download Open image

““Never, ever regret taking a stand,” Grandma said. “It takes strength and courage and it can be lonely, but at least you fought for a better world. That’s more than you can say if you keep quiet.””

Jack A. Ori

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