You are judged many times more by what you do in groups than for what you do as individuals. If one thousand of you part — Compton Gage
You are judged many times more by what you do in groups than for what you do as individuals. If one thousand of you part — Compton Gage
You are judged many times more by what you do in groups than for what you do as individuals. If one thousand of you part — Compton Gage
You are judged many times more by what you do in groups than for what you do as individuals. If one thousand of you part — Compton Gage
You are judged many times more by what you do in groups than for what you do as individuals. If one thousand of you part — Compton Gage
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You are judged many times more by what you do in groups than for what you do as individuals. If one thousand of you participate in the murder of one child, then one thousand of you are a thousand times guilty.

— Compton Gage
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