I've Never Believed In Lower Wages. Never.

I Don't Think It Is Wrong, Racist, Immoral Or Anything, For A Country To Say 'we Will Decide What The Cultural Identity And The Cultural Destiny Of This Country Will Be And Nobody Else'.

The Believer's Cross Is No Longer Any And Every Kind Of Suffering, Sickness, Or Tension, The Bearing Of Which Is Demanded. The Believer's Cross Must Be, Like His Lord's, The Price Of His Social Nonconformity. It Is Not, Like Sickness Or Catastrophe, An Inexplicable, Unpredictable Suffering; It Is The End Of The Path Freely Chosen After Counting The Cost. It Is Not, Like Luther's Or Thomas Muntzer's Or Zinzendorf's Or Kierkegaard's Cross, An Inward Wrestling Of The Sensitive Soul With Self And Sin; It Is The Social Reality Of Representing In An Unwilling World The Order To Come.

Nonviolent Action On Behalf Of Justice Is No Automatic Forumla With Promise Of Success: But Neither Is War. After All, At Least Half Of The People Who Go To War For Some Cause Deemed Worthy Of It Are Defeated.

I Don't Think There's Any Reason On Earth Why People Should Have Access To Automatic And Semiautomatic Weapons Unless They're In The Military Or In The Police.

For So Long As We Condone Injustice By A Small But Powerful Group, We Condone The Destruction Of All Social Stability, All Real Peace, All Trust In Man's Good Intentions Toward His Fellow Man.