Danzan Ryu Quotes & Sayings

I'm excited about our rising generation. — Van Jones

Self-righteousness and presumptive moral judgments pose a great danger in the political arena. To become convinced of the divine infallibility of one's personal predilections on a secular political issue is to play God, to assume to oneself the attributes of deity. It cultivates an arrogant intolerance of dissenting viewpoints and relegates one's political adversaries to the category of evil per se. — Jim Wright

The word is yes. — Ally Condie

History is written by the victors. — Walter Benjamin

I really like oysters, and I won't eat them alone. They're just a weird thing to eat by yourself. — Katie Aselton

I wanted to begin a new life where I didn't know a soul. — Haruki Murakami

The built environment is shaped not only by private sector development pratices, but also by the honored and fascinating field of planning. Planners in towns, counties, regional and state government, consulting firms and in economic development agencies translate ideas about human settlements into concrete designs. They can be generalists or specialize in transportation, urban centers, rural land use, economic development and more. At its best, the planning profession aims to mediate tensions between people, social groups, and the natural environment by creating an orderly process for determining common values, shared priorities and elegant principles for transcending conflicts. Therefore planners may find themselves caught in some of the most challenging political crossfire to be found. But they also have the opportunity to educate many sectors and communities. — Melissa Everett

A lie that makes a voter feel good is more effective than a hundred rational arguments. — Scott Adams

Damn it, Asher. Half of me is pissed as hell at how you treated
Danny, half of me feels sorry for you, and half of me - "
"Is horrifyingly bad at math?" Asher asked. Oliver glared at
him. — Cardeno C.

The only thing that lives on is the part that makes everyone they left behind who they are. — C. Robert Cargill

Histories are a kind of distilled newspapers. — Thomas Carlyle