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“Phil, we're the laughing stock of the nation,"
聽 聽 said Hobbs Creek mayor to police chief, "We
聽 聽 have a cop who faints at the sight of blood!”
― Kyle Keyes, Under the Bus

“You鈥檝e enlarged your original mission parameters. That鈥檚 what happens in war.”
― Barry Kirwan, When the children come

“If now in considering the course of history we detach the ideas of the ruling class from the ruling class itself and attribute them to an independent existence, if we confine ourselves to saying that these or those ideas were dominant at a given time, without bothering ourselves about the conditions of production and the producers of these ideas, if we thus ignore the individuals and world conditions which are the source of the ideas, we can say, for instance, that during that time that the aristocracy was dominant, the concepts of honour, loyalty, etc. were dominant, during the dominance of the bourgeoisie the concepts freedom, equality, etc. The ruling class itself on the whole imagines this to be so. This conception of history, which is common to all historians, particularly since the eighteenth century, will necessarily come up against the phenomenon that increasingly abstract ideas hold sway, i.e. ideas which increasingly take on the form of universality. For each new class which puts itself in the place of one ruling before it, is compelled, merely in order to carry through its aim, to represent its interest as the common interest of all the members of society, that is, expressed in ideal form: it has to give its ideas the form of universality, and represent them as the only rational, universally valid ones.”
― Karl Marx, German Ideology

“All the talk of bullying and alienation provided an easy motive. Forty-eight hours after the massacre, USA Today pulled the threads together in a stunning cover story that fused the myths of jock-hunting, bully-revenge, and the TCM. 鈥淪tudents are beginning to describe how a long-simmering rivalry between the sullen members of their clique [the TCM] and the school鈥檚 athletes escalated and ultimately exploded in this week鈥檚 deadly violence,鈥� it said. It described tension the previous spring, including daily fistfights. The details were accurate, the conclusions wrong. Most of the media followed. It was accepted as fact.”
― Dave Cullen, Columbine