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“God is dead, but so is Reason.”
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“There always will be freedom and freedom will be free, if freedom means as much to you as freedom means to me.”
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“It is not enough for a people to be free, it must be happy and glorious also!”
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“Why would you want to join a club that does not want you as a member? If a club does not want you as a member, start your own club.”
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“For the slave to be free, the slaver must not be.”
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“When one loses the capacity for nuance, one becomes an extremist, a dangerous individual capable of committing war crimes.”
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“In a world without rules there would be no freedom, even if it's a free world because there are no rules.”
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“Whoever lost yesterday but wins today will lose again tomorrow if he behaves like he who won yesterday but loses today.”
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“The survival instinct of the self overrides everything.”
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“There will come a day when excuses will be made for the neoliberal past, for the standardization and universalization of man, for the neoliberal attempt to reduce man to just a factor of production, a gear, and that day is getting closer every day!”
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“When the slave trade was abolished by the US government in 1808, on the assumption that this would lead to better treatment of the slaves already present, the first major European migration of low-wage workers to the US took place soon after.”
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“Indifference is the destroyer of civilizations.”
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“In the Western world, Conservatism is a synonym for Liberalism, and Liberalism a synonym for Activism.”
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“The European Union has a lot in common with the Congo Free State. Both share the same flag, both are headquartered in the Leopold district of Brussels and both were sold to the public as great humanitarian projects.”
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“Americans didn't vote for Republicans in 2016, they voted for the Trump Rebellion.”
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“The people of the 19th century were so much more progressive then the people of the 21st century.”
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“When it comes to a showdown between the shepherd and the wolf, the shepherd will always prevail. The wolf's speed, brute strength and cunning may give him a brief advantage, but in the end, the shepherd's genius and organisation will triumph every time. Be therefore wary off the Shepard, more than of the wolf.”
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“Asserting that the universe sprang forth solely due to a scientific formula is just as radical as positing that a divine entity created it, given the enigmatic nature of the universe.”
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“The gambler who adheres to the rules of the Casino in their gambling endeavors will always succumb to defeat at the hands of the Casino.”
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“Is it conceivable that the large influx of young men (migrants) being allowed into Europe by the EU is part of a strategy to recruit soldiers who could potentially be utilized in the event of a hypothetical World War III?”
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“Wealthy Individuals from poor nations emigrate to affluent societies, only to become impoverished within those prosperous nations.”
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“Jacobinism, born amidst the revolutionary fervor of 1789, harbored but a singular aspiration: the complete and total eradication of Christendom. When we behold the world through such a prism in the present day, it becomes evident that we are in the midst of an exterminating conflict that bears the hallmarks of nothing less than a total war.”
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“Liberty of faith, stemming from the ideals of liberalism, is widely lauded in our modern era as a treasured accomplishment. For the current generation, it has become an inseparable facet of its very essence, deeply woven into the fabric of its being. Yet, in the days of pre-modern Europe, the concept of religious freedom did not necessarily herald emancipation. One may liken it to a scenario wherein a land deeply steeped in Islamic tradition, such as Afghanistan, suddenly proclaims the legal right to religious liberty. While certain exceptionally liberal followers of Islam may greet such a development with applause, the orthodox majority would not share the same inclination, as they hold dear their existence in a world sanctified by the divine, without any compulsion for these universal liberties. Moreover, in the European context, the tenets of liberalism found resonance primarily among a specific class of liberal thinkers, while the common populace showed no interest in such notions of liberal freedoms. Ultimately, the imposition of religious freedom was enforced upon the commonalty through significant acts of violence and coercion.”
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“The abstraction of man gives rise to institutions that subsequently fail to function, for man is not abstract.”
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“Upon departing from this mortal coil, let it be known: they resided in the era of Luciano Pavarotti, the supreme tenor of all ages!”
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