Leo Tolstoy Quotes

Why Did Millions Of People Kill One Another When It Has Been Known Since The World Began That It Is Physically And Morally Bad To Do So? Because It Was Such An Inevitable Necessity That In Doing It Men Fulfilled The Elemental Zoological Law Which Bees Fulfill When They Kill One Another In Autumn, And Which Causes Male Animals To Destroy One Another. One Can Give No Other Reply To That Terrible Question.

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