Every man takes the hindmost for himself. What does the next sentence mean?

"Every man for himself, the devil takes the hindmost" is a folk saying. There is no next sentence, which means that if a man does not cultivate his virtue, it will be unacceptable to the world. "Every man for himself, the devil takes the hindmost" is often understood as: if a man does not seek personal gain for himself, God and Mother will kill him.

For every man, the devil takes the hindmost

1. For every man, the devil takes the hindmost. In order to survive, I have to comply with my destiny.

2. The phrase "Every man for himself, the devil takes the hindmost" reflects the decadent world outlook of the exploiting class.

3. Many people use the saying "Every man for himself, and the devil takes the hindmost" to excuse their misconduct.

4. "Every man for himself and the devil takes the hindmost" is the bourgeois outlook on life.

5. Observe some close friends who forget profit and righteousness, and let me know that every man takes the hindmost for himself!

6. As the saying goes, the world is worried first, and then the world is happy; As the saying goes: every man for himself, the devil takes the hindmost. People are always selfish, and no one is perfect. Only by tolerating the shortcomings of others can they live happily.