Seios Caidos Quotes & Sayings

If it isn't Charley — Marcus Emerson

The conventional word that is employed to describe tyranny is "systematic." The true essence of a dictatorship is in fact not its regularity but its unpredictability and caprice; those who live under it must never be able to relax, must never be quite sure if they have followed the rules correctly or not. (The only rule of thumb was: whatever is not compulsory is forbidden.) Thus, the ruled can always be found to be in the wrong. — Christopher Hitchens

You know, so often we think we have each step figured out. And then when one thing doesn't go our way, we begin to question,
we being to fear what our
next step will be. — Nick Jonas

The death has an only color. — Sabrina Benulis

If you look at the whole package, with everything Henry has, I don't think you can find that anywhere else. You give him the ball in the right place and his acceleration will take him past any defender in the world. — Dennis Bergkamp

Some things are just fate. And you can't fight fate. — Vi Keeland

The traditional, correct pre-Marxist view on exploitation was that of radical laissez-faire liberalism as espoused by, for instance, Charles Comte and Charles Dunoyer. According to them, antagonistic interests do not exist between capitalists, as owners of factors of production, and laborers, but between, on the one hand, the producers in society, i.e., homesteaders, producers and contractors, including businessmen as well as workers, and on the other hand, those who acquire wealth non-productively and/or non-contractually, i.e., the state and state-privileged groups, such as feudal landlords. — Hans-Hermann Hoppe

We all know that the real reason universities have students is in order to educate the professors. — John Archibald Wheeler

I did Lassie for six years and I never had anybody come up to me and say, 'It made me want to be a farmer.' — June Lockhart

If war was hell and only hell and there were no other colors in the palate I don't think people would continue to make war, — Michael Herr