Bushido Is All Very Well

In All History The Only Bright Rays Cutting The Gloom Of Oppression Have Come From Men Who Would Rather Get Hurt Than Give In.

The Conclusions Seem Inescapable That In Certain Circles A Tendency Has Arisen To Fear People Who Fear Government. Government, As The Father Of Our Country Put It So Well, Is A Dangerous Servant And A Fearful Master. People Who Understand History, Especially The History Of Government, Do Well To Fear It. For A People To Express Openly Their Fear Of Those Of Us Who Are Afraid Of Tyranny Is Alarming. Fear Of The State Is In No Sense Subversive. It Is, To The Contrary, The Healthiest Political Philosophy For A Free People.

Anyone Who Willfully And Maliciously Attacks Another Without Sufficient Cause Jeopardize The Lives Of Others.

The Trouble With Democracy Is That 50 Percent Of The Voters Are Below Average.

One Bleeding-heart Type Asked Me In A Recent Interview If I Did Not Agree That 'violence Begets Violence.' I Told Him That It Is My Earnest Endeavor To See That It Does. I Would Like Very Much To Ensure - And In Some Cases I Have - That Any Man Who Offers Violence To His Fellow Citizen Begets A Whole Lot More In Return Than He Can Enjoy.