John Farrow > Quotes

“In a city once ravaged by storms, where the destitute victimized by ferocious wind and rain and by the collapse of levees—which were inadequately engineered and no warning was given that they might not hold—and where the only crime attributed to those people was that they were too poor to flee and were consequently fired upon and two of them shot dead—not by looters, not by warring gangs, not by manic throngs of frightened or disoriented people like themselves, but by the very men charged to protect them—”
― John Farrow, The Storm Murders

“What counts is not how scared you are or how brave you claim to be or even how calm you are. All that matters is what you do.”
― John Farrow