1,274 Quotes About Loyalty

speaking the truth is a dying art just like writing with pen and paper

Some say that Homosexuals are an obamination,Disney says that Stitch is an Obamiation, I say that the United States Government is the True Obamiation.

I'm so broke that if it cost 5 cents to sh_tI'd have to throw up

We are grateful to people who occasionally help out, but we elevate them to a higher moral plane when they consistently do so, when we can count on them to show up rain or shine, not just when the boss is looking or free coffee is being served ... Along these lines, we value people who are loyal to their groups, who do not jump ship at the first rough weather.

Knee-jerk disobedience and anticonformity are no more praiseworthy than the most mindless loyalty to a group.

I had discovered after the Swindon game that loyalty, at least in football terms, was not a moral choice like bravery or kindness; it was more like a wart or a hump, something you were stuck with. Marriages are nowhere near as rigid - you won't catch any Arsenal fans slipping off to Tottenham for a bit of extra-marital slap and tickle, and though divorce is a possibility (you can just stop going if things get too bad), getting hitched again is out of the question.

...loyalty is complicated. From the outside, it's duty; from the inside, it's love.

So don’t start believing that skill is all it takes to stay at the top. Loyalty plays its dirty hand too, and it is a fickle, ever-changing thing.

The children's lives would never be the same after today. Their opinions of everything would change, but especially their opinions of themselves, of the durability of love and the truth of their family. They would know forever that their father hadn't loved their mother--or them--enough to stay with them through hard times.