Aldous Huxley Quotes

Democracy Is, Among Other Things, The Ability To Say 'no' To The Boss. But A Man Cannot Say 'no' To The Boss, Unless He Is Sure Of Being Able To Eat When The Boss's Favour Has Been Withdrawn.

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