Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorCrimes carry the punishment on their backs.
Euripides of Salamis
View AuthorWhen a good man is hurt, everyone who considers themselves good must suffer with him.
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
View AuthorWe ourselves are our worst enemy. Nothing can destroy Humanity, except Humanity itself.
René de Chateaubriand
View AuthorThe death penalty has only been perpetuated by a kind of legal crime.
Anton Chekhov
View AuthorWhen many remedies are suggested for a single ailment, it means that it cannot be cured.
Anton Chekhov
View AuthorLove, friendship, and respect do not unite people as much as a common hatred towards something.
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
View AuthorAre you a demon? I am a man. And therefore I have within me all the demons.
Noam Chomsky
View AuthorThe real problem of the world is how to prevent it from blowing up.
Agatha Christie
View AuthorEvil is not something superhuman, it is something less than human.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorA fanatic is someone who can't change their mind and doesn't want to change the subject.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorDictatorship, fetishistic devotion to one man, is an ephemeral thing, a state of society in which one cannot express one's own thoughts, in which children denounce their parents to the police; such a state cannot last long.
Marcus Tullius Cicero
View AuthorThe better one is, the more difficult it is to suspect the wickedness of others.