"As a man is said to have a right to his property, he may be equally said to have a property in his rights."

-- James Madison

#Men Quotes #Rights Quotes #Liberty Quotes

“The proceedings of this House in 1790, in reference to petitions on the matter of the slave trade, and of slavery in the States, have been cited. It has been said that those petitions were not received.”
“The fact that astronomies change while the stars abide is a true analogy of every realm of human life and thought, religion not least of all. No existent theology can be a final formulation of spiritual truth.”
“When I signed in Ottawa two years ago, I felt it was to be an integral part of the team. Over the last two years and more recently over the past year, I feel my role was diminished. This past season, it diminished a lot more. â€œI would like the opportunity to go somewhere where I can play to the best of my capabilities and be the player that I can be.”
“It is easier to confess a defect than to claim a quality.”
“How do we appreciate the good without letting it be the enemy of the perfect? How do we keep a step in the right direction from becoming a stopping point? How do we get beyond shades of insipid light green?”
“When I was about 12, I wanted a CD player for Christmas, but instead my parents gave me a really crappy electric guitar.”
“I don't like the spirit of socialism - I think freedom is the basis of everything.”
“The curse of modern times is the preponderance of male hormones in places where they can do long-term damage. Even if were not talking about wars between nations or assaults on nature, there's still that aggressiveness that keeps us apart from each other and the problems we need to be working on.”

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