David Beers > Quotes

“do not kill for glory," he whispered”
― David Beers, Warlords & War Machines: The Complete Military Science Fiction Epic

“walked back to the transport a half-kilometer away.”
― David Beers, Warlords & War Machines: The Complete Military Science Fiction Epic

“The best in humanity always leads to the worst in humanity. The need to have more leads to the breaking of others.”
― David Beers, Heretic

“In South Dakota and Kansas there are some brother's still alive. We”
― David Beers, The Devil's Dream

“Leon in”
― David Beers, Heretic

“It turned out, regardless the purity behind awful deeds, the mind didn’t simply shut them off. The dead didn’t die just because you killed them. They kept living, only now in your head.”
― David Beers, Life

“Caesar's parents didn't know he went to watch the liquidation. They would never have allowed it. Once in a while The Genesis made a liquidation public, for educational purposes, of course. Children, especially, were encouraged to witness them, although The Genesis never mandated it. Parents could raise their children as they saw fit, and if The Genesis deemed a child unfit, then that child would meet its own liquidation.”
― David Beers, Heretic

“His kicks demonstrated the power of a MechSuit, bending metal and denting the skulls beneath it.”
― David Beers, Warlords & War Machines: The Complete Military Science Fiction Epic

“He felt reborn, like opening this garage was going to allow him a resurrection, the same as Christ when someone rolled away that huge boulder from the garage they kept him in. He”
― David Beers, The Devil's Dream

“Tonight the man being liquidated had committed adultery. Caesar understood why The Genesis didn't want that happening. He understood that if left rampant, it could destroy the institution of marriage. He understood that adultery could lead to divorce, and divorce could lead to maladjusted children. He understood that maladjusted children grew up to create more problems of their own.”
― David Beers, Heretic

“he freaked out the girl might be pregnant despite using multiple precautions,”
― David Beers, Heretic

“Ares, though, nor Veena or Hel.”
― David Beers, Warlords & War Machines: The Complete Military Science Fiction Epic

“The past has already been lived and the future may not be lived, so why worry about it?”
― David Beers, Heretic

“mattered”
― David Beers, The Priest