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“The oldest argument for doing something wrong is that everyone is doing it. To dismantle what they have built would have required the agreement of every man who had spent his life building it," agrees my father softly. "It would have required them to give up all they have striven their entire lives to gain. And they would have needed to do it, largely, for the benefit of those at whose expense it originally came.”

James Islington, The Strength of the Few
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The Strength of the Few (Hierarchy, #2) The Strength of the Few by James Islington
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