Religion Is Collective Insanity.

A Person Is Strong Only When He Stands Upon His Own Truth, When He Speaks And Acts From His Deepest Convictions.

The Right To Unite Freely And To Separate Freely Is The First And Most Important Of All Political Rights.

There Are But Three Ways For The Populace To Escape Its Wretched Lot. The First Two Are By The Routes Of The Wine-shop Or The Church; The Third Is By That Of The Social Revolution.

Human Nature Is So Constituted That The Propensity For Evil Is Always Intensified By External Circumstances, And The Morality Of The Individual Depends Much More On The Conditions Of His Existence And The Environment In Which He Lives Than On His Own Will.

Mr. Marx Does Not Believe In God, But He Believes Deeply In Himself. His Heart Is Filled Not With Love But With Rancor. He Has Very Little Benevolence Toward Men And Becomes... Furious And... Spiteful... When Anyone Dares Question The Omniscience Of The Divinity Whom He Adores, That Is To Say, Mr. Marx Himself.