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50 tweets on Prejudice and Public Opinion (by John Henry Newman)
- Prejudice is an impression, which reason indeed can act upon, and the will can subdue, but only by degrees and with trouble.
- Prejudice sank into the mind by the repetition of untrue representations.
- A lie is a lie just as much the tenth time it is told as the first; but it gains in rhetorical influence.
- At length the lie will assume the shape of a respectable fact or opinion, which is held by a considerable number of well-informed persons.
- Prejudice must be effaced by an opposite process, by a succession of thoughts and deeds antagonistic to it.
- But prejudice is not at all innocent or excusable, just the reverse.
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