Social Order At The Expense Of Liberty

Variety, Multiplicity Are The Two Most Powerful Vehicles Of Lust.

Every Principle Is A Judgment, Every Judgment The Outcome Of Experience, And Experience Is Only Acquired By The Exercise Of The Senses . . .

Happiness Lies Only In That Which Excites, And The Only Thing That Excites Is Crime.

All Universal Moral Principles Are Idle Fancies.

It Is Only By Enlarging The Scope Of One’s Tastes And One’s Fantasies, By Sacrificing Everything To Pleasure, That The Unfortunate Individual Called Man, Thrown Despite Himself Into This Sad World, Can Succeed In Gathering A Few Roses Among Life’s Thorns