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“To swear day and night by media slander will make one a bigger victim than the slandered. It doesn't take much to begin to fear a mere illusion of human badness.”

Humans Night Media Illusion Bigger Victim Mere Swear Day And Night Slander Badness

Book:Healology

Source: Healology

“What have the masses been clamoring for? Jobs and welfare, and they got 'em. They've also got unions and managements like two armies converting the whole economy into a battleground with the customers as victims, except that the victims are also in the army. They think in battle terms by day and like customers at night.”

Thinking Two Whole Wisdom Jobs Night Politics Term Economy Battle Mass Army Management Victim Unions Customers Welfare Liberalism Ems Converting Battleground

Author:Louis O. Kelso

“I'm projected as an ambulance chaser, but I'm more the ambulance. People call me because they know I will come.... I have never fought a case where they didn't ask me to come. People have this picture like I'm sitting up in bed at night with a walkie-talkie. "You hear anything? Oh, let's run! It's Virginia today!"... Every victim calls us.... "Who put Sharpton in charge?" The victim!”

People Knows Running Today Night Asks Cases Bed Sitting Victim Ask Me Call Me Virginia Ambulance Sitting Up Chasers Talkies Walkie Talkies

Author:Al Sharpton

“When I talk about the pain and hardship of a scientist's life, I'm speaking of more than existential angst. Galileo's work was condemned by the Church; Madame Curie paid with her life, a victim of leukemia wrought by radiation poisoning. Too many of us develop cataracts. None of us gets enough sleep. Most of what we know about the universe we know thanks to a lot of guys (and ladies) who stayed up late at night.”

Source: The God Particle: If the Universe is the Answer, what is the Question?

“You know we don't have to wait until the end of the night, just to say that something's wrong and maybe nobody's right. We're all victims in a battle, that we never had to fight. It's okay. It's alright. Steady now, we're in this thing together.”

Knows Ends Together Night Fighting Waiting Battle Okay Victim Steady Alright

Author:Brandon Heath

“I let a friend set me up on a blind date. It was a disaster. She ended up being a burn victim. By the end of the night.”

Ends Night Dating Victim Blind Disaster Blind Date

Author:Anthony Jeselnik

“Can't the United States see that when we allow someone to be tortured by our agents, it is not only the victim and the perpetrator who are corrupted, not only the "intelligence" that is contaminated, but also everyone who looked away and said they did not know, everyone who consented tacitly to that outrage so they could sleep a little safer at night, all the citizens who did not march in the streets by the millions to demand the resignation of whoever suggested, even whispered, that torture is inevitable in our day and age, that we must embrace its darkness?”

Knows Littles Said States Age Night Sleep United Millions Darkness United States Streets Citizens Demand Victim Embrace Agents Inevitable Torture March Outrage Resignation Perpetrators

Author:Ariel Dorfman

“A miracle is a single mom who works two jobs to care for her kids and still helps them with their homework at night. A miracle is a child donating all the money in their piggy bank to help victims of Hurricane Katrina. That's where you'll find the hand and face of God.”

Children Stills Two Helping Hands Care Kids Jobs Faces Night Mom Miracle Victim Hurricanes Homework Single Mom Katrina Hurricane Katrina Piggy Two Jobs Piggy Bank

Book:Good Girls Do

Source: Good Girls Do

“Here I am, just wandering down a deserted street in the middle of the night. I hope I don't run into any trouble. Goodness, that would just ruin my whole evening." I strolled and hummed, trying to project Innocent Victim.”

Trying Whole Running Night Trouble Streets Middle Goodness Projects Victim Innocent Ruins Wander Evening Here I Am Middle Of The Night Deserted Innocent Victims

Book:Undead And Unwed: Number 1 in series

Source: Undead And Unwed: Number 1 in series

“Being a homicide detective ca be the loneliest job in the world. The friends of the victim are upset and in despair, but sooner or later - after weeks or months - they go back to their everyday lives. For the closest family it takes longer, but for the most part, to some degree, they too get over the grieving and despair. Life has to go on; it does go on. But the unsolved murders keep gnawing away and in the end there's only one person left who thinks night and day about the victim: it's the office who is left with the investigation.”

“Now that I'm suffering, I feel closer to people who suffer more than I ever did before. The other night, on TV, I saw people in Bosnia running across the street, getting fired upon, killed, innocent victims....and I just started to cry. I feel their anguish as if it were my own. I don't know any of these people. But - how can I put this? I'm almost......drawn to them.”

People Ifs Knows Feels Helping Running Night Suffering My Own Saws Streets Cry Tvs Victim Helping Others Innocent Anguish Bosnia Innocent Victims Getting Fired

Author:Morrie Schwartz

“Raise your hand if you’ve spent nights crying yourself to sleep, raise your hand if you’ve felt as if you’d rather hide in bed all day than face the people that make you feel small or powerless! Raise your hand if you’ve felt as if you’d rather lie to people than tell them the truth about who you really are, because at least you wouldn’t be the victim of hateful behavior or prejudice! And raise your hand if lying feels almost as bad.”

People Ifs Feels Hands Faces Lying Night Felt Sleep Cry Bed Behavior Prejudice Raises Victim Powerless Hateful

Author:Dianna Agron

“As night-fall does not come at once, neither does oppression...It is in such twilight that we all must be aware of change in the air - however slight - lest we become victims of the darkness.”

Doe Night Fall Darkness Air Victim Oppression Twilight

Author:William O. Douglas