Don't Be Mysterious; There Isn't The Time.

I'm A Holy Man Minus The Holiness.

You Want To Love Everyone Equally, And That's Worse Than Impossible--it's Wrong.

Self-pity? I See No Moral Objections To It, The Smell Drives People Away, But That's A Practical Objection, And Occasionally An Advantage.

We Are Willing Enough To Praise Freedom When She Is Safely Tucked Away In The Past And Cannot Be A Nuisance. In The Present, Amidst Dangers Whose Outcome We Cannot Foresee, We Get Nervous About Her, And Admit Censorship.

My Law-givers Are Erasmus And Montaigne, Not Moses And St Paul.