Leon Trotsky
View AuthorA revolution is not worthy of being called such if, with all the power and means at its disposal, it is not capable of helping women—doubly or triply enslaved, as they were in the past—to rise and advance on the path of social and individual progress.
Anne Robert Jacques Turgot
View AuthorEverywhere the strongest have made the laws and oppressed the weak.
Mark Twain
View AuthorThere are two occasions when a man should not gamble; when he doesn't have money and when he does.
Ulpian
View AuthorJustice is the habit of giving each one his due.
Miguel de Unamuno
View AuthorThe opinion of an entire crowd is always more credible than that of a minority.
Miguel de Unamuno
View AuthorPhilosophy responds to the need to make a unitary and total conception of the world and life.
Paul Valéry
View AuthorPolitics is the art of preventing people from meddling in what concerns them.
Voltaire
View AuthorThe pleasure of governing must be very great, since there are so many who aspire to do it.
Voltaire
View AuthorCivilization did not suppress barbarism; it perfected it and made it more cruel and barbaric.
Voltaire
View AuthorIt is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong.
Voltaire
View AuthorI do not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.
Voltaire
View AuthorMisunderstood religion is a fever that can end in delirium.