Karolek Clicker Quotes & Sayings

Our conceptual maps tend to lack a way to conceive the immanence of violence and power in the ideals and practices that have become dominant in the Western tradition. Mass death has tended to be conceived as something accidental, something outside the ordinary run of events. I think the difficulty in coming to terms with the peculiarities of the Western will to power has to do with the absence of a central metaphor capable of describing the link between consumption and death. The consumptive mentality has in many respects been normalized, as has the violence that underpins and is the effect of systems of universal judgment. Certainly the aestheticization of difference is coextensive with the romance with violence that has become so characteristic of contemporary Western society. — Deborah Root

Society is a sort of organism on the growth of which conscious efforts can exercise little effect. — Karl Marx

If you have an ounce of common sense and one good friend you don't need an analyst. — Joan Crawford

I know this looks pathetic, but I'm wearing black elastic-waist pants just like my mother's, a hot-pink fleece hat, mismatched socks, and no makeup. I think it's safe to say that vanity is no longer my biggest concern. — Lisa Genova

Whatever game you're playing, you're going to lose," he whispers. "And I'll be right there to rub your nose in it when it happens."
"Great. Well, at least I have something to look forward to." I cross my arms. "Now why don't you go parade your lack of dignity somewhere else? — Rachel Morgan

Rhythm is what we beat our feet to. It is "the time relationship between tunes. — Phil G. Goulding

Rust may never sleep, but then, neither does moss. — Brian Awehali

When you marry a woman out of pity, then its a pity that you'll send her away very soon. — Michael Bassey Johnson

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The brain is viewed as an appendage of the genital glands. — Carl Jung

Having failed as an NFL commentator, Limbaugh understands the power of football. — Jason Whitlock

We all experience 'soul moments' in life-when we see a magnificent sunrise, hear the call of the loon, see the wrinkles in our mother's hands, or smell the sweetness of a baby. During these moments, our body, as well as our brain, resonates as we experience the glory of being a human being. — Marion Woodman