Jean Baudrillard Quotes
Even The Middle Ages, Which Condemned And Punished Animals In Due Form, Was In This Way Much Closer To Them Than We Are. They Held Them To Be Guilty: Which Was A Way Of Honoring Them. We Take Them For Nothing, And It Is On This Basis That We Are "human" With Them.
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