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"Some," I said, "the restless and discontented, the miserable and unhappy, those who fear nature and perhaps themselves, those who seek social, political, and economic power by pretending that nature does not exist". - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #88)

"One can do much with prescribing, teaching, and training, with controlling the means of communication and education, with the judicious distribution of praise and blame, with reward and punishment. If power is seized, one may do strange things, twist women into the image of men, twist men into the image of women, in effect, to outlaw biology". "Who would wish to do so miserable and unnatural a thing?" asked Thrasymedes. "Some," I said, "the restless and discontented, the miserable and unhappy, those who fear nature and perhaps themselves, those who seek social, political, and economic power by pretending that nature does not exist". "Even the mighty Tur tree," said a man, "if denied sunlight, minerals, and water, if poisoned, can be stunted and enfeebled". "Or slain," said another. "Nature denied does not cease to exist," I said. - (Avengers of Gor)