If your house is burning, wouldn't you try and put out the fire? — Imran Khan Quote #2

About this quote

What does it mean?: Khan uses a rhetorical question to justify urgent action when faced with a crisis.
In plain terms: You would put out a fire in your house, so you should act when crises happen.
What can you take from it?: Urgent situations demand immediate action.

Not all crises are simple to fix or require the same urgency.

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