Wolf

“God made this world, but he didn't make it to suit everybody, did he?”
― Cormac McCarthy, Blood Meridian, or, the Evening Redness in the West

“Two reefs tower in front of the anarchist. The first, the state, must be overcome, especially in a hurricane, when the waves soar. He ineluctably runs aground on the second one, society, the very image that flickered before him. There is a brief intermezzo between the fall of the legitimate powers and the new legality. Two weeks after Kropotkin’s funeral cortege, in which his corpse had followed the Black Banners, the sailors of Kronstadt were liquidated. This is not to say that nothing had happened in between—Merlino, one of the disillusioned, hit the nail on the head: ‘Anarchism is an experiment.”
― Ernst Jünger, Eumeswil

“Nature can counsel nothing but crime.”
― Charles Baudelaire, The Painter of Modern Life and Other Essays

“In the current state of society, it seems to me that man is corrupted more by reason than by passion.”
― Chamfort, Màximes i pensaments