Jean Paul Sartre Quote

The world could exist very well without literature, and even better without man.

Happiness is not doing what one wants but wanting what one does.

It is because of man that there are values in the world.

No one should make the same mistake twice, the choice is broad enough.

Executioners are always recognizable. They have a fearful face.

La violencia, sea cual sea la forma en que se manifieste, es un fracaso.

Even if God existed, nothing would change: Man is made through the exercise of his own freedom.

Nothing has changed and yet everything exists in a different way.

Everyone is afraid, everyone. Those who are not are not normal; this has nothing to do with courage.

I cannot rely on men whom I do not know, basing myself on human kindness or on man's interest in the good of society, given that man is free and there is no human nature on which I can base myself.

The news is never bad for the chosen ones of God.

Every word has consequences, every silence does too.