'So I hear that liberty without brakes is menacing. Who is she menacing ? Who shall fear the untamed horse, but one who would tame it ? Who shall fear an avalanche, but one who would stop it ? Who trembles in front of liberty, but tyranny ? A menacing liberty… one ought to say it’s the opposite. What is frightening in her is the sound of her irons. Once those are shattered, she is no more tumultuous; but calm and wise.’
-Anselme Bellegarrigue, indirectly dealing with government I say. The one who tries to tame the untamable horse.
By the way..can anyone pronounce this guy’s name? [:P]
I like this guy’s quotes a lot. And yeh, I think I can manage it having lived in Belgium for far too long
And for my quote:
“The first lesson of economics is scarcity: There is never enough of anything to satisfy all those who want it. The first lesson of politics is to disregard the first lesson of economics.”
“The word politics comes from poly, as in many, and ticks, as in blood sucking parasites.”
“America was founded by slave-owners who wanted to be free.” - the last two were by George Carlin.