2. “The only difference
between the saint and the
sinner is that every saint
has a past, and every
sinner has a future.”
Oscar WildeOscar Wilde
3. “An ideal form of
government is
democracy tempered
with assassination.”
VoltaireVoltaire
4. “I object to violence
because when it appears to
do good, the good is only
temporary; the evil it does is
permanent.”
GandhiGandhi
5. “Do not be deluded by the
abstract word Freedom. Whose
freedom? Not the freedom of
one individual in relation to
another, but freedom of Capital
to crush the worker.”
Karl MarxKarl Marx
6. “Either you think, or else
others have to think for
you and take power from
you, pervert and discipline
your natural tastes, civilize
and sterilize you.”
F. Scott FitzgeraldF. Scott Fitzgerald
9. “Deception, flattering, lying,
deluding, living in borrowed
splendor, wearing a mask... is so
much the law among men, that
there is almost nothing less
comprehensible, than how a pure
drive for truth arose among
them.”
Friedrich NietzscheFriedrich Nietzsche
10. “Man is defined as a human
being and a woman as a
female - whenever she
imitates the male, she is said
to be a human being.”
Simone de BeauvoirSimone de Beauvoir
11. “Politeness is the art
of choosing among
your thoughts.”
Madame de StaelMadame de Stael
12. “If A is success in
life, then:
A = x + y + z
Work is x; y is play;
and z is keeping your
mouth shut.”
Albert EinsteinAlbert Einstein
13. “In Canada, nobody is
ever overthrown
because nobody gives a
damn.”
Mordecai RichlerMordecai Richler
14. “All that we are is the result
of what we have thought.
The mind is everything.
What we think we become.”
BuddhaBuddha
15. “Ideas are more
powerful than guns.
We would not let
our enemies have
guns, why should we
let them have ideas.”
Josef StalinJosef Stalin
16. “A point of view can be
a dangerous luxury when
substituted for insight
and understanding.”
Marshall McLuhanMarshall McLuhan
18. “Change happens by
listening and then
starting a dialogue with
the people who are
doing something you
don't believe is right.”
JaneJane GoodallGoodall
19. “I know now that there
is no one thing that is
true - it is all true.”
Ernest HemingwayErnest Hemingway
