A FOOL
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You can't recognize
a fool by
his education
or his background.
He can be
a professor,
a minister,
a doctor or a lawyer.
He can be
someone close to you
(such as your parents or relatives)
or a complete stranger.
You can recognize
a fool
by the peculiar way
he thinks, speaks and acts.
Generosity, hospitality,
loyalty, and gratitude
are
foreign to him.
A fool
is
ready to lie
at any time.
He likes to speak
faults of others
but seldom admits
the faults of his own,
And he gets angry
when
being
criticized.
He is boastful
but jealous
when someone is ahead
of him.
He likes
to cause
disharmony
among people.
He is prone to
using foul
or
insulting language.
He says whatever he likes
without consideration
for usefulness
or the feeling of others.
A fool has no problem
breaking
any
moral precepts.
He has no shame
or fear of wrongdoing
and feels no regret or remorse
for his bad action.
If you meet someone who has all
or even some of these characteristics,
you know you have made
the acquaintance of a fool.
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You can recognize
a fool
by the peculiar way
he thinks, speaks and acts.
Generosity, hospitality,
loyalty, and gratitude
are
foreign to him.
A fool
is
ready to lie
at any time.
He likes to speak
faults of others
but seldom admits
the faults of his own,
And he gets angry
when
being
criticized.
He is boastful
but jealous
when someone is ahead
of him.
He likes
to cause
disharmony
among people.
He is prone to
using foul
or
insulting language.
He says whatever he likes
without consideration
for usefulness
or the feeling of others.
A fool has no problem
breaking
any
moral precepts.
He has no shame
or fear of wrongdoing
and feels no regret or remorse
for his bad action.
If you meet someone who has all
or even some of these characteristics,
you know you have made
the acquaintance of a fool.
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