Jean-Jacques Rousseau Quotes

I Ask: Which Of The Two, Civil Or Natural Life, Is More Likely To Become Insufferable To Those Who Live It? We See About Us Practically No People Who Do Not Complain About Their Existence; Many Even Deprive Themselves Of It To The Extent They Are Able, And The Combination Of Divine And Human Laws Is Hardly Enough To Stop This Disorder.

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