Thomas Henry Huxley
View AuthorThe outcomes of political changes are rarely what their friends expect or their enemies fear.
Pier Paolo Pasolini
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George S. Patton
View AuthorPatriotism on the battlefield consists of getting another unfortunate person to die for their country before they get you to die for yours.
William Penn
View AuthorLet the people who govern think, and they will let themselves be governed.
Daniel Pennac
View AuthorIn the society where we live, a teenager settled in the conviction of their worthlessness is a prey.
Jaume Perich
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Jean Jacques Rousseau
View AuthorWherever you see moderation without sadness, harmony without slavery, abundance without extravagance, confidently declare; it is a fortunate being who rules here.
Charles M. Schulz
View AuthorThere are differences between philosophy and car stickers.
Jonathan Swift
View AuthorWe can observe in the republic of dogs that the entire State enjoys the most absolute peace after a plentiful meal, and that civil strife arises among them as soon as a big bone falls into the possession of a dominant dog, who either distributes it among a few, establishing an oligarchy, or keeps it for himself, establishing a tyranny.
Aristotle
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Aldous Huxley
View AuthorThe more sinister a politician's desires are, the more pompous, in general, their language becomes.
