Salman Rushdie Quotes

We Have Come To Think Of Taking Offence As A Fundamental Right. We Value Very Little More Highly Than Our Rage, Which Gives Us, In Our Opinion, The Moral High Ground. From This High Ground We Can Shoot Down At Our Enemies And Inflict Heavy Fatalities.

Salman Rushdie Quotes: We Have Come To Think Of Taking Offence As A Fundamental Right. We Value Very Little More Highly Than Our

Salman Rushdie Quotes: We Have Come To Think Of Taking Offence As A Fundamental Right. We Value Very Little More Highly Than Our

Salman Rushdie Quotes: We Have Come To Think Of Taking Offence As A Fundamental Right. We Value Very Little More Highly Than Our

Salman Rushdie Quotes: We Have Come To Think Of Taking Offence As A Fundamental Right. We Value Very Little More Highly Than Our

Salman Rushdie Quotes: We Have Come To Think Of Taking Offence As A Fundamental Right. We Value Very Little More Highly Than Our

Salman Rushdie Quotes: We Have Come To Think Of Taking Offence As A Fundamental Right. We Value Very Little More Highly Than Our

Salman Rushdie Quotes: We Have Come To Think Of Taking Offence As A Fundamental Right. We Value Very Little More Highly Than Our

Salman Rushdie Quotes: We Have Come To Think Of Taking Offence As A Fundamental Right. We Value Very Little More Highly Than Our

Salman Rushdie Quotes: We Have Come To Think Of Taking Offence As A Fundamental Right. We Value Very Little More Highly Than Our

Salman Rushdie Quotes: We Have Come To Think Of Taking Offence As A Fundamental Right. We Value Very Little More Highly Than Our

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