Mary Garabeit

“Finally, there came a time when everything that men had considered as inalienable became an object of exchange, of traffic and could be alienated. This is the time when the very things which till then had been communicated, but never exchanged; given, but never sold; acquired, but never bought – virtue, love, conviction, knowledge, conscience, etc. – when everything, in short, passed into commerce. It is the time of general corruption, of universal venality, or, to speak in terms of political economy, the time when everything, moral or physical, having become a marketable value, is brought to the market to be assessed at its truest value.”
― Karl Marx, The Poverty of Philosophy

“ما جدوى أن يكون النظام من حديد والمواطن من زجاج؟”
― محمد الماغوط, سياف الزهور

“هل الإنسان قادر على قتل الإله وتعذيبه، وتعليقه بالمسامير فوق الصليب !!”
― Youssef Ziedan, عزازيل

“كل ما فعله الفلاسفة هو تفسير العالم بطرق مختلفة.. المهم هو تغييره”
― كارل ماركس