It's a glib one-liner we've all seen 1000 times before. For lack of a better word it's a slogan. I'd be more interested in seeing specific reasons why that sen

It's a glib one-liner we've all seen 1000 times before. For lack of a better word it's a slogan. I'd be more interested in seeing specific reasons why that sentiment would be true in this particular case, and not just statements of arbitrary opinion or faith. Otherwise it just adds noise and informs no one. Maybe you think differently but I find that I'm not likely to learn anything from a trite aphorism and I also am inclined to believe that trading trite aphorisms is not a way to engage in discussion that will make any kind of progress for anyone involved other than a contest of which chorus can neigh and bleat the longest.