When I Was A Boy I Was

The Most Human Thing We Can Do Is Comfort The Afflicted And Afflict The Comfortable.

I Had Grown Tired Of Standing In The Lean And Lonely Front Line Facing The Greatest Enemy That Ever Confronted Man -- Public Opinion.

Criminal Cases Receive The Attention Of The Press. The Cruel And Disagreeable Things Of Life Are More Apt To Get The Newspaper Space Than The Pleasant Ones. It Must Be That Most People Enjoy Hearing Of And Reading About The Troubles Of Others. Perhaps Men Unconsciously Feel That They Rise In The General Level As Others Go Down.

I Have Lived My Life, And I Have Fought My Battles, Not Against The Weak And The Poor - Anybody Can Do That - But Against Power, Against Injustice, Against Oppression, And I Have Asked No Odds From Them, And I Never Shall.

Each Child Should Be More Intelligent Than His Parents.