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"He approved of vivisection, but had never worked in a dissecting room. He recommended that certain classes of people should be gradually eliminated: but he had never been there when a small shopkeeper went to the workhouse or a starved old woman of the governess type came to the very last day and hour and minute in the cold attic. He knew nothing about the last half cup of cocoa drunk slowly ten days before."
I feel it sums up much of mankind's inhumanity to others.
Yes but would he have said about the McKenna situation?
"He approved of McKenna leaving, but had never worked in a dressing room. He recommended that certain classes of player should be gradually eliminated: but he had never been there when a YTS trainee had been released or a washed up old pro came to the very last day and hour and minute on the cold training ground. He knew nothing about the last half cup of cold tea drunk slowly ten days before. My advice, Mr McKenna, is see the project out where you know you are appreciated."
"He approved of McKenna leaving, but had never worked in a dressing room. He recommended that certain classes of player should be gradually eliminated: but he had never been there when a YTS trainee had been released or a washed up old pro came to the very last day and hour and minute on the cold training ground. He knew nothing about the last half cup of cold tea drunk slowly ten days before. My advice, Mr McKenna, is see the project out where you know you are appreciated."
Sounds like he'd had a too long a lunch in the Eagle and Child with the rest of The Inklings