Quotes About Individualism
Why is almost the whole earth governed by monarchs?" Voltaire asked. "The honest answer is because men are rarely worthy of governing themselves.… Almost nothing great has ever been done in the world except by the genius and firmness of a single man combating the prejudices of the multitude.… I do not like government by the rabble.
~ Robert K. Massie
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understanding both our history and our future. After The Worldly Philosophers, I recommend reading The Creature from Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin, Paul Zane Pilzer's Unlimited Wealth, James Dale Davidson's The Sovereign Individual, Robert Preacher's The Crest of the Wave, and Harry Dent's The Great Depression Ahead. While
~ Robert T. Kiyosaki
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Or that Ayn Rand and Jesus are truly strange bedfellows? Why can't we say this? Because we are afraid. Why are we afraid? Because we care too much about what people think of us, and not enough about whether we say what needs to be said at a time like this.
~ Robin Meyers
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Look out for number one and try not to step in number two.
~ Rodney Dangerfield
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It is a commonplace to identify Martin Luther as the 'father of individualism'.
~ Rodney Stark
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Warburg was shocked by the primitiveness of American finance. Whereas banks in Germany functioned with near-military cohesiveness, banking in America, he concluded, suffered from an ethos of extreme individualism.
~ Roger Lowenstein
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I saw that this desire to control society in the name of equality expresses exactly the contempt for human freedom that I encountered in Eastern Europe. There
~ Roger Scruton
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I never swallowed in its entirety the free-market rhetoric of the Thatcherites. But I deeply sympathized with Thatcher's motives. She wanted the electorate to recognize that the individual's life is his own and the responsibility of living it cannot be borne by anyone else, still less by the state. She hoped to release the talent and enterprise that, notwithstanding decades of egalitarian claptrap, she believed yet to exist in British society. The
~ Roger Scruton
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Obliger a penser tout seul, voila une definition possible de la culture classique. Une civilisation n'est belle que dans la mesure ou il y a une circulation naturelle entre les oeuvres de ses grands hommes et la vie intime de ses individus et de ses foyers.
~ Roland Barthes
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It was a lesson in self-reliance.
~ Ron Chernow
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I succeeded on my own, why can't you? is a dispassionate call to the majority of Native people to forsake one another. The end results is each of us digging our own way out of the hole, filling up the path with dirt as we go. Such things as justice and principles prevent the whole people from becoming dispassionate. Until all of us are free, the few who think they are remain tainted with enslavement.
~ Lee Maracle
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We're Western individualists who like technological and sociological change," I observed. "Traditions don't mean as much to us.
~ Lee Strobel
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Every day people are straying away from the church and going back to God.
~ Lenny Bruce
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Nietzsche's atheism is characterized by an element of gratitude; it is not simply a rebellion.
~ Leo Strauss
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Through the shift of emphasis from natural duties or obligations to natural rights, the individual, the ego, had become the center and origin of the moral world, since man—as distinguished from man's end—had become that center or origin.
~ Leo Strauss
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Let a man find himself, in distinction from others, on top of two wheels with a chain - at least in a poor country like Russia - and his vanity begins to swell out like his tires. In America it takes an automobile to produce this effect.
~ Leon Trotsky
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Egoists hold that a man's primary moral obligation is to achieve his own welfare (egoists do not necessarily agree on the nature of man's welfare).
~ Leonard Peikoff
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It is Kant who made possible the sudden mushrooming of the Platonic collectivism in the modern world, and especially in Germany.
~ Leonard Peikoff
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Si cada uno se ocupase de lo suyo el mundo iría mucho más deprisa de lo que va.
~ Lewis Carroll
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Si todo el mundo se ocupara de sus propios asuntos , el mundo giraría mucho más rápido
~ Lewis Carroll
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See, the trouble with Nietzsche, besides his being a real killjoy, is that he thinks like a spoiled seven-year-old who doesn't want to share his sandbox toys—" "Sam!
~ Libba Bray
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They weren't protected by our own laws. They were on their own. Doesn't sound terribly American. On the contrary, it's very American, Will said bitterly
~ Libba Bray
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Aww, Sheba. So you're working for Evie. Honestly, who isn't working for himself in this meshuga world? Some people just hide it better than others.
~ Libba Bray
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Westerners prefer sex toys so they can avoid playing mind games with each other. Conditioned by capitalism, they cannot share anything. They must hoard everything from their sins to their thoughts to their genitals. The sexual situation in the West is sorrowful nowadays, and that's why a country like Vietnam is the answer.
~ Linh Dinh
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