its true im angolan and i am a living experience of that proverb
meaning that u always forget the kids that you beat,but the kid that been beatin up by you will grow and never forget and he will one day come and seek revenve if he feels like take you down. -- gilbert, luanda
It's true. Like myself I was molested as a child, never said nothing. Until twenty years late, I mentioned it to my parents (better late than never), and it still hurts.
(By my mom's male cousin.) -- Cynthia!, Brownsville, Tx.
If the stone contains self evident truth that stands on its own, then it is good that it was thrown and it is good that he who is hit remembers forever....In other matters it's true one should be careful throwing stones. -- Anon
It would be helpful, I think, if this quote was hung in every U.S. Senate office and those of the House. -- Ken, Greenville, MS
Also, one who lives in a glass house should never throw stones. The administration in Washington is as such. -- cal, lewisville, tx
Most of the stones that have been thrown at me are done by ignorant folks who know not that they are even throwing stones... -- E Archer, NYC
A victim of a crime could not only be physically damaged but emotionally. Their bodies might be scared but so are their memories. It will live with them in one way or another. While the predator feels no regards except for their fulfillment. -- Nicole, OH
I have just used this quotation to end my thesis on: restorative justice. It concisely describes the long-term effects of crime on victims and how offenders are reluctant to put a face to the victim. -- John R Bacon, Richmond, Yorkshire, England
-- Anonymous
-- Anonymous
-- anon
