Thomas Moore
View AuthorI would defend the law, even if it were just to protect myself from myself.
Alberto Moravia
View AuthorInterestingly, voters do not feel responsible for the failures of the government they have voted for.
Christopher Morley
View AuthorIn politics, you always have to choose between two evils.
Enrique Múgica Herzog
View AuthorDemocracy is not silence, it is the clarity with which problems are exposed and the existence of means to solve them.
Edward R. Murrow
View AuthorEveryone is a prisoner of their own experiences. No one can eliminate prejudices, simply recognize them.
José Ortega y Gasset
View AuthorCivilization does not last because men are only interested in its results: anesthetics, automobiles, radio. But nothing that civilization provides is the natural fruit of an endemic tree. Everything is the result of an effort. A civilization only endures if many contribute their collaboration to the effort. If everyone prefers to enjoy the fruit, civilization sinks.
José Ortega y Gasset
View AuthorDemocracy [...] as a political norm seems like an optimal thing. But [...] of democracy in thought and deed, democracy in the heart and in custom, is the most dangerous disease that a society can suffer.
Ovid
View AuthorLove for the homeland is more evident than reason itself.
Paul VI
View AuthorIf you want peace, fight for justice.
Charles Palissot de Montenoy
View AuthorFanaticism is to religion what hypocrisy is to virtue.
Emilia Pardo Bazán
View AuthorIt is absurd for a people to place their hopes of redemption and happiness in forms of government that they do not understand.
Emilia Pardo Bazán
View AuthorAll women conceive ideas, but not all conceive children. The human being is not a fruit tree that is only cultivated for the harvest.