People Who Object To Weapons Aren't Abolishing

Even If Drugs Are Fully As Destructive As They Are Usually Claimed To Be, It Is Morally Wrong And Demonstrably More Destructive For Government To Deprive People Of Their Unalienable, Individual, Civil, Constitutional, And Human Right To Make An Utter Mess Of Their Own Lives. Since Human Beings Are Inclined To Learn More From The Mistakes They Make, Rather Than From Their Triumphs, The Right To Fail, For Individuals And Groups Alike, May Be Even More Important Than The Right To Succeed, And It Must Be Fiercely Protected At Almost Any Cost.

I Always Said That In A Country Where A Legislature, Its Sessions Limited By Statute, Could Alter Reality By Turning Back The Clock (i Actually Saw This Done, Once, With A Long Pole Pushing On The Hour Hand), Any Travesty Was Possible. I See Nothing Lately To Prove Me Wrong.

If There Were A Generic One-word Expression For 'one Whose Fear Of The Uncertainties Of Success Moves Him To Surrender At The Very Moment Of Victory', It Would Be 'republican'.

I Have Long Argued That We Need To Reopen Alcatraz To House Government Criminals, And Let Tourists On Excursion Boats In San Francisco Bay Pay To Chum The Water With Meat With An Expired Sell-by Date That Would Otherwise Have To Be Discarded.

There's Nothing Noble Or Selfless About Politicians And There Never Has Been. Putting It Charitably, Profiles In Courage Is A Compendium Of Democratic Mythology, Ghostwritten For An Ambitious Young Massachusetts Senator Who Never Did A Thing For Himself If He Could Pay To Have It Done By Others.