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Let them tremble and hide, and fear even to think of such; let them denounce such men, if it pleases them, and in denouncing them denounce themselves, if there yet remains any such self within them to denounce. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 54, Sentence #176)

I was grateful, and proud, to be the slave of such a man. I considered him. I wondered if any of the men of my world, so many of them weakened, reduced, crippled, confused, conflicted, taught to doubt themselves and deny their own blood, could even begin understand such a man. Let them tremble and hide, and fear even to think of such; let them denounce such men, if it pleases them, and in denouncing them denounce themselves, if there yet remains any such self within them to denounce. But Goreans were clearly human. Are they not our brothers, and twins? Are they so different? I did not think so. Is it only that they have failed to sully soil and water, refused to create poisoned atmospheres, refused to reduce and shame themselves, had no interest in ascending prescribed treadmills, placed in the midst of nothing, leading nowhere? Can the steps of a false journey not be retraced? It is possible to live against nature, and accept the inevitable consequences; it is also possible to live with nature, and enjoy her bounties. - (Smugglers of Gor)