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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

Not every man can forget he is a man, even when he is instructed to do so. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #155)
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30 155 Not every man can forget he is a man, even when he is instructed to do so.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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30 152 It angered me that View more quotes about policrates">Policrates and Kliomenes, and the others, could not even accept this possibility.
30 153 Surely not every man of Earth was as meaningless, as trivial, as obedient, as unquestioning, as well trained, as emasculated and effete as their various political imprisonments demanded.
30 154 I had little doubt but that somewhere on Earth, in spite of censorship, media control, manipulated education and outright political suppression, and the almost nonexistent channels for expressing alternative viewpoints, some males remained men.
30 155 Not every man can forget he is a man, even when he is instructed to do so.
30 156 Why, he might ask, should I forget it? Indeed, why should I not be a man? It is, after all, what I really am.
30 157 You may not like it, but that does not make it wrong.
30 158 Do you truly know better than nature? There seems no guarantee that the perversion of nature is more likely to lead to general human happiness than its recognition and celebration.
It angered me that Policrates and Kliomenes, and the others, could not even accept this possibility. Surely not every man of Earth was as meaningless, as trivial, as obedient, as unquestioning, as well trained, as emasculated and effete as their various political imprisonments demanded. I had little doubt but that somewhere on Earth, in spite of censorship, media control, manipulated education and outright political suppression, and the almost nonexistent channels for expressing alternative viewpoints, some males remained men. Not every man can forget he is a man, even when he is instructed to do so. Why, he might ask, should I forget it? Indeed, why should I not be a man? It is, after all, what I really am. You may not like it, but that does not make it wrong. Do you truly know better than nature? There seems no guarantee that the perversion of nature is more likely to lead to general human happiness than its recognition and celebration. - (Rogue of Gor)