Victor Hugo
View AuthorBeing good is easy; the difficult part is being fair.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorTo attribute the revolution to men is to attribute the tide to the waves.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorVolcanoes throw stones, and revolutions men.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorIf you have the strength, we still have the right.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorThe first equality is equity.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorThe acceptance of oppression by the oppressed ends up being complicity; cowardice is consent; there is shameful solidarity and participation between the government that does wrong and the people who allow it to do so.
Bertrand Russell
View AuthorHow pleasant it would be a world in which no one was allowed to operate in the stock market unless they had passed an exam in Greek economics and poetry, and in which politicians were required to have a solid knowledge of history and modern novels!
George Santayana
View AuthorFanaticism consists of redoubling your effort when you have forgotten your aim.
Moritz Gottlieb Saphir
View AuthorHumanity ceases to throw stones at its superior spirits as soon as it can raise a monument to them.
José Saramago
View AuthorI don't believe in God, I don't need it, and besides, I'm a good person.
Jean Baptiste Say
View AuthorAs fear is the greatest torment of tyrants, the most unforgivable crime in their eyes is to make them feel fear.
René Schenker
View AuthorTelevision should avoid always presenting a rosy picture of reality.