Zaltz Ira Quotes & Sayings

A mature society is one that reserves its moral outrage for what really matters: poverty and preventable diseases in the third world, arms sales, oppression, injustice. Bad language and sex might offend some, who certainly have a right to complain; but they do not have a right to censor. They do not have to watch or listen if they are offended: they have an 'off' button on their television sets and radios. After all, it is morally outrageous that moral outrage should be used as an excuse to perpetrate the outrage of censorship on others. — A.C. Grayling

The White House should always be a friend to American freedom. — Nancy Pearcey

Transition and change - guaranteed to cause anxiety. That anxiety shows itself in physical and behavioral ways, but also with thoughts (sometimes really crazy ones). This is the (primitive/automatic) brain's way of keeping us safe from the danger of change. We end up getting so involved with the feeling and thoughts of anxiety, we get distracted from the "danger". If we trust the anxiety then our primitive brain has succeeded in "protecting" us from the danger. I suggest not believing, trusting, or taking direction from the anxiety and continue your pursuits forward. Then, you will be amazed at your ability to attract and reveal your true capabilities, your light, your magic. — Charles F. Glassman

My blog is a collection of answers people don't want to hear to questions they didn't ask. — Sebastyne Young

There never has been a culture since this world began in which a New Testament Christian could feel at home. — Vance Havner

A beautiful girl is much superior to a little yellow bird, and a boy - such as I was - far better than a Green Monkey. — L. Frank Baum

Not from my point of view ... [Clinton] want[s] to move toward mandated government medicine, socialized medicine. — Rudy Giuliani

Just because I believe in evolution doesn't mean I have to approve of it — Kurt Vonnegut

Similar forms of trickery eventually evolved into a ritual of drunken trade negotiations that often ended with Native Americans giving away huge tracts of land for little in return. Years later, one settler put it bluntly: "When the object is to murder Indians, strong liquor is the main article required, for when you have them dead drunk, you may do to them as you please, without running the risk of losing your life. — Reid Mitenbuler