Quotes
- "Wherever you find injustice, the proper form of politeness is attack."
- "Always keep yourself fit to serve mankind. Watch yourself, do not watch the boss. Never exhaust yourself—there is nothing more disgusting than a man staggering home from work 'dog-tired,' helplessly falling into a chair to have his child remove his shoes; then grabbing a hasty feverish supper; saying good-night to his family and rolling into bed half-washed, to repeat the same thing three hundred and twelve times per-year, or until sickness puts a stop to his mad career." (From "Recipes for Health" in "Starving Amidst Too Much")
- "Tear Gas: The most effective agent used by employers to persuade their employees that the interests of capital and labour are identical." (From "Dancin' in the Streets: Anarchists, IWWs, Surrealists, Situationists & Provos in the 1960s)
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