Arrivée de toujours (Rimbaud)
Arrivée de toujours, qui t'en iras partout.
Arriving from always, you'll go away everywhere.
Arthur Rimbaud, from "To A Reason"
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Self-governing freemen must have the power to accept necessary compromises, to make necessary concessions, each sacrificing somewhat of prejudice, and even of principle, and every group must show the necessary subordination of its particular interests to the interests of the community as a whole. When the people will not or cannot work together; when they permit groups of extremists to decline to accept anything that does not coincide with their own extreme views; or when they let power slip from their hands through sheer supine indifference; then they have themselves chiefly to blame if the power is grasped by stronger hands.
—Theodore Roosevelt
—Theodore Roosevelt
Monday, June 03, 2013
