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It is fine to demand that the imbecile respect arts, letters, philosophy, the sciences, but let him respect them in silence.

The liberal is always mistaken because he does not distinguish between the consequences he attributes to his intentions and the consequences his intentions effectively include.

The reactionary is that fool who possesses the vanity to judge history, and the immorality to come to terms with it.

The most repulsive and grotesque spectacle is that of the superiority of a living professor over a dead genius.

An American historian cannot write history without lamenting that providence did not consult him beforehand.

Discipline is not so much a social necessity as an aesthetic obligation.

Feudal anarchy" is the word which democratic terrorism uses to slander the only period of tangible freedom known to us.

Sociological categories authorize us to move about in society without paying attention to each man's irreplaceable individuality. Sociology is the ideology of our indifference toward our neighbor.

The progressive's cardinal syllogism is simply beautiful: the best always triumphs, because what triumphs is called the best.

One could object to science that it easily falls into the hands of imbeciles, if religion's case were not just as serious.

The passivity of things deceives us: we manipulate nothing with impudence without hurting a god.

To excuse his attacks against the world, man determined that matter is inert.

Ingratitude, disloyalty, resentment, rancor define the plebeian soul in every age and characterize this century.

Eugenics appals those who fear its judgment.

Nietzsche is merely rude; Hegel is blasphemous.

Salvador Allende: Contra Judíos, Homosexuales y otros ´degenerados´".

Este acercamiento entusiasmó tanto a la Unión Soviética, que en el mismo año de 1964 instaló en Chile una residencia legal de la KGB[4] en Santiago.

A fool always finds a greater fool to admire him.

Paris, a city of gaieties and pleasures, where four-fifths of the inhabitants die of grief. -- About Paris

Public opinion reigns in society because stupidity reigns amongst the stupid.

Paris, a city of gaieties and pleasures, where four-fifths of the inhabitants die of grief.

John the Baptist would have looked debonair in comparison, even after Salome got her prize.

There's the Oxford comma, but I like the Shatner comma. It's when you pepper them in, so, you know where, to add, dramatic pauses.

Griffin just grins, "You're welcome," he says. Then he adds, "You live across the street from Nicole, right? Maybe Ally will be there." Ha! I should have known.