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| 32 | 1012 | "Yet if one of them should so much as View more quotes about question">question the renunciatory and negativistic values with which his brain has been imprinted he will be immediately assailed by the marshaled forces of an establishment jealously presiding over the dissolution of its own culture. |
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| 32 | 1009 | "They have been crippled," I said, "and, it seems, are being slowly destroyed". |
| 32 | 1010 | "Not all of them," she said. |
| 32 | 1011 | "Perhaps not," I said. |
| 32 | 1012 | "Yet if one of them should so much as question the renunciatory and negativistic values with which his brain has been imprinted he will be immediately assailed by the marshaled forces of an establishment jealously presiding over the dissolution of its own culture. |
| 32 | 1013 | Is it so difficult to detect the failure of public philosophies? Are unhappiness, frustration, misery, scarcity, pollution, disease, and crime of no interest to those in power? I fear the reflex spasm. |
| 32 | 1014 | 'But we were not to blame,' they will say, as they wade in poisoned ashes". |
| 32 | 1015 | "Is there no hope for my world?" she asked. |