Right Or Wrong Quotes

“At war, there's no right or wrong.
Winner's right while loser's wrong.”
― Toba Beta, My Ancestor Was an Ancient Astronaut

“The problem with getting away with doing bad or wrong things is that you become accustomed to it and addicted to it until bad things start happening to you. You might wrong the wrong people or do bad things to bad people, and then they will make you pay.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Content creators and influencers must be mindful of their boundaries. There are topics we cannot create content about, joke about, or make pranks about. Similarly, mainstream media and promotional influencers must have restrictions on what they can promote or accept promotions for. Racism is a particularly sensitive issue. You cannot be controversial about it . Either you oppose it or you support it. It should never be used as clickbait. Learn to respect other people, respect people's spaces and privacy, and do not invade them under the guise of freedom of speech or content creation.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“You guys aren't good people. You're just good liars.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Being a racist makes you stupid. It leads you to do and say stupid things.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“When you support people who are doing bad things because it benefits you, instead of correcting them, they will believe they are doing the right thing. Eventually, what they are doing to others will be done to you.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“If you refrain from doing wrong from the start, there won't be a need for you to go around apologizing or explaining yourself.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Once you experience the financial benefits of social media engagement, there's no turning back. For clicks, You will constantly seek ways to gain more engagement, even if it means saying and doing unethical, illegal, criminal, mean, vile, inhuman, or racist things. You will lie unprovoked, lacking sympathy, care, love, and compassion for others.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Every culture has both positive and negative aspects. When we celebrate our heritage, traditions, or cultural practices, we should choose to embrace and uplift the good, while letting go of harmful practices. Some harmful behaviors, such as racism, violating others’ boundaries, theft, abuse, sexual violence, murder, enslavement, torture, genocide, and dishonesty , should never be celebrated or justified in the name of culture. These are actions that must be condemned, addressed, and eliminated. True cultural pride comes from promoting values that uplift humanity and foster respect, dignity, and justice for all.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“There are good people and bad people. Just because someone doesn’t do what you want doesn’t mean they’re bad. People who disagree with you or have a different opinion aren’t bad either. Stop turning everyone into an enemy just because things aren’t going your way.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Evil people do evil things. They don’t need a reason to commit evil acts. Even when no reason exists, they create one to justify themselves. Don’t be misled, influenced, or corrupted by their agenda, ideology, or wicked plans. Always strive to do what is right. Don’t blindly follow or support anyone, seek the truth, and stand by what is right.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Politicians often fail to hold one another accountable for crimes, treason, or corruption. Instead of reporting wrongdoing, they use it as leverage to blackmail others into compliance or support. When they themselves are eventually exposed or no longer benefitting, only then do they speak out. They show little regard for morality, legality, or justice. Many are complicit, lying under oath, aiding and abetting, obstructing justice, and protecting criminals within the government.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“One of the greatest double standards is how some people are willing to trade their morals, values, dignity, and even personal pain for money. For them, shame or the difference between right and wrong becomes secondary, as long as there is compensation. Often, the pursuit isn't truly about justice, but about making someone pay, because they feel they are owed something. In many cases, it's not justice they seek, but a form of payment.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Don’t be naive. Most people hate the game when they’re losing, often to the point where they try to change the rules and hate those who are winning. It has nothing to do with morality or what’s right or wrong”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“I never stopped being a good person. If you start seeing the bad in me, just know, it’s you who has changed.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“I hope you're not falsely accusing, projecting, hating, fighting, labeling, lying, or resenting good people because of the bad choices you've made.I've seen a man hurt the woman I love, simply because she chose him over me. In the end, she grew to resent and hate all men, including me, because of the actions of the man she chose. Choose what is right for you, not what is right for others.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“It’s easy to be labeled as a bad or toxic person when those judging you are doing so based on their own needs rather than your actual actions. They make assumptions and project their own expectations onto you, imagining what you might do or think, instead of considering what you’ve actually done, said, or thought.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Selfish people often celebrate the wrong things, the wrong achievements, and for the wrong reasons, just to make themselves feel better. Every chance they get, they only think and care about themselves, which is exactly why they end up alone.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Due to a lack of integrity and morals, transparency has become a code word for dishonesty in many companies, governments, and among individuals. When they claim they are being transparent, what they often mean is that they are lying to you and have fabricated a story designed to be believable and put you at ease.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Some people are good in making bad decisions. No matter how much you try to advise or help them, they remain stubborn, arrogant, and convinced they are always right. Because of this belief, they refuse to learn from others or even to learn from their own mistakes.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“In my life, I have witnessed and experienced that many people don’t mind being used or taken advantage of, as long as they know they will benefit from it. They only complain when they don’t gain anything or feel they were undercompensated. They believe they deserved more than what they received.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Some people have a habit of making poor decisions and choosing the wrong people or things. They often end up disappointing those who see the good in them.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“At first, they are searching for the truth. But when they finally discover it, they realize that it is not what they had imagined or hoped for. They refuse to accept it. Then, they begin searching for excuses and reasons to justify the reality they don't want to accept. They end up shifting the blame onto someone or something else because they don't want to fully accept the truth and reality.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“They believe they can say whatever they want, even when they are wrong, because they claim it is their right to freedom of speech. But when you speak your truth, even if you are right, you are silenced. They see you as less than human, not on their level, and undeserving of that same freedom. If you say something they don't like, they fight you, persecute you, or punish you. In their false world. They are perfect and you are not, and in reality, it is the opposite.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Many Christians today appear dishonest and divisive, often believing they are never wrong. They see themselves as the only righteous ones, while labeling others as sinners or evil. They rarely take accountability, instead blaming others for their own actions. Some even justify harm or violence as a form of justice, which is deeply troubling. They are manipulative, spreading misinformation and propaganda, and promoting fear, intimidation, violence, and hatred under the guise of faith. By portraying themselves as victims, they seek sympathy and validation, all while misusing God's name and distorting scripture to defend harmful behavior. May God save us from such hypocrisy and transform these individuals into true reflections of His love and grace.

Romans 3:10 | Titus 1:16”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“We live in a sick and frightening world, filled with twisted and evil individuals. People who would kill their own to send a message, prove a point, gain sympathy, control the narrative, change the status quo, or even fake being hated or targeted just to portray themselves as victims.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Don’t torture or hurt yourself and end up miserable trying to prove a point or prove others wrong.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Too many people lack principles. Their idea of right and wrong changes with the situation. It is all based on who you are, what you have, what you know, and what you can offer.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Most of the time, if not always, we are not bad people. We have not done anything wrong or hurt anyone. It is just that some people want us to appear bad because it fits their narrative or intrusive thoughts. They are constantly anticipating bad news about us or hoping to hear that we have done something wrong. In reality, they are projecting their own negative experiences or behaviors onto us.They wish and hope to find something negative so they can justify hating, ignoring, hurting, abusing, or rejecting us. They go to great lengths to make us look like bad people simply because our goodness does not sit well with them.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“If you are so confident that you can do something bad to someone and they would let you get away with it, then you know you are dealing with a good person. No matter what you say, whether you badmouth them or accuse them. If you know they can let you have your own way and tolerate your nonsense, then deep down you know they are good people, and you are the bad one.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos