"You can't be right by doing wrong; you can't be wrong by doing right."

             "You can't be right by doing wrong; 
              you can't be wrong by doing right."
                      By: Thomas S. Monson

This quote means that whether you think doing the right is wrong, it's always right. Whether you think doing the wrong is right, it's always wrong. It might seem in certain situations or events that doing the wrong is right, but it's not. Doing the wrong, eventually leads to consequences. For example, if your mom leaves you alone in the house and you accidentally break her favorite frame or vase, you might think it's right to do the wrong thing and blame your little sister or brother. You might not get in trouble but your little sibling will probably get into a lot of trouble. That'll soon cause you to feel bad and once your mom finds out it was you, you'll get into more trouble that you would've have gotten in the first place. It's always good to do the right thing, even if you might get into trouble.  You won't have to be making up lots of lies and blaming others for your mistakes. Doing the wrong thing can affect you a lot more and it can affect others as well.