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“...and maybe greatness isn’t about being popular

“...and maybe greatness isn’t about being popular or heroic, maybe it’s about just fighting for the greater good for the world even when the world turns back on you.”

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posted July 14, 2015 at 12:08am UTC tagged with chriscolfer, inspirational, famous, quote

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