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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Why do the weak belittle strength?" "I do not understand," I said. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #244)
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4 244 "Why do the weak belittle strength?" "I do not View more quotes about understand">understand," I said.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 241 Between these two madnesses is a variety of more dangerous antisexisms, more pernicious because subtler, recrudescent Puritanisms masking themselves under the garbage of trigger rhetorics, the usage of such expressions as 'persons' and such, designed to suppress thought and enforce social conformity".
4 242 "But what would be the point of all this madness and cruelty?" I asked.
4 243 "Why do the ugly disparage beauty?" she asked.
4 244 "Why do the weak belittle strength?" "I do not understand," I said.
4 245 "Masculinity in the male," she said, "is closely allied with sexuality.
4 246 Masculinity may be best attacked by an attack on male sexuality, and the more pervasive and pernicious it is the better.
4 247 Men are the natural masters.
Between these two madnesses is a variety of more dangerous antisexisms, more pernicious because subtler, recrudescent Puritanisms masking themselves under the garbage of trigger rhetorics, the usage of such expressions as 'persons' and such, designed to suppress thought and enforce social conformity". "But what would be the point of all this madness and cruelty?" I asked. "Why do the ugly disparage beauty?" she asked. "Why do the weak belittle strength?" "I do not understand," I said. "Masculinity in the male," she said, "is closely allied with sexuality. Masculinity may be best attacked by an attack on male sexuality, and the more pervasive and pernicious it is the better. Men are the natural masters. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)