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Neil Shapiro
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Planet Without a Name
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Mind Call
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“You’re right. The world needs order, but that’s not what you offer. You offer tyranny.” “What is the difference?” “Order is imposed to allow the majority of people in a society to survive and prosper. It curbs violence and provides protection by enforcing laws and limitations. Tyranny concentrates power in the hands of the few and benefits only”
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“Religious extremists rarely had room for compassion. They were too busy making their religion into everyone else’s problem.”
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"What a surprisingly enjoyable anthology of stories this turned out to be! I acquired this nice hardback complete with virtually unblemished dustjacket from the used book market by post for under $10, shipping and tax included, because it contained an"
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“It only takes one desperate generation to change history—even erase it.”
― Fourth Wing
― Fourth Wing
“Religious extremists rarely had room for compassion. They were too busy making their religion into everyone else’s problem.”
― This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me
― This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me
“You’re right. The world needs order, but that’s not what you offer. You offer tyranny.” “What is the difference?” “Order is imposed to allow the majority of people in a society to survive and prosper. It curbs violence and provides protection by enforcing laws and limitations. Tyranny concentrates power in the hands of the few and benefits only”
― This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me
― This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me
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