Kindness Quotes

"Forgiveness is the fragrance that the violet sheds on the heel that crushed it."

"One cannot be a true intellectual without humility."

"Reason must be tempered with compassion."

"If you want to love your neighbor, the best way is not to pass legislation that forces you to."

"Do not do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Their tastes may not be the same."

"Kindness is the sentiment most underestimated by those seeking power."

"Kindness is often mistaken for weakness by those who lack it."

"We must expand our circle of concern to include all of humanity"

"Kindness in competition creates stronger relationships and better outcomes."

"To ignore distributional questions is to ignore the human dimension of economics."

"The measure of a civilization is how it treats those it deems least economically productive."

"Kindness is an investment that always pays dividends in unexpected ways."

"The greatest gift we can give is our full presence and genuine attention."

"Charity given at gunpoint is not charity at all."

"Private charity is more efficient and more compassionate than government welfare."

"The most charitable act is to allow people to keep what they earn and use it as they see fit."

"Kindness is the invisible currency that multiplies when spent."

"Kindness returns to us multiplied by forces we do not understand."

"The unemployed person is not an economic statistic but a human being stripped of dignity."

"Kindness is not weakness but the highest form of strength."

"Kindness is its own reward and greatest strength."

"The character of a man is revealed in how he treats those below him."

"Kindness is the universal language of mankind."

"Kindness is often the mask worn by those too weak for cruelty."

"A living wage is not charity; it is the minimum requirement of a civilized economy."

"Kindness toward others reflects inner strength."

"Charity must be accompanied by wisdom."

"The poor deserve respect and dignity."

"Kindness costs nothing but can change everything."

"There is enormous scope for voluntary charitable activity without government coercion."