Quotes About Jean Paul Marat

#1. I don't want to go down the hole! I won't put lotion on the skin! Look at me, you won't be able to wear my skin, I won't cover your huge ass!

Alanea Alder

#2. Five or six hundred heads cut off would have assured your repose, freedom and happiness.

Jean-Paul Marat

#3. On the way to discovering what we love we find what we hate and everything that blocks are path to what we desire

John O'Callaghan

#4. I think fiction, for me, is a way of trying to understand why people do the things they do - and trying to explain what is, at heart, illogical.

Tess Gerritsen

#5. [We need] someone bold, to put himself at the head of the disaffected and rally them against the oppressor. Some great character who could captivate the people ... someone wise who could direct the actions of an unbridled and floating multitude.

Jean-Paul Marat

#6. How could liberty ever establish itself amongst us? Apart from a few tragic scenes, the revolution has been nothing but a web of farcical scenes.

Jean-Paul Marat

#7. In a few days, I will have them all guillotined in Paris.

Jean-Paul Marat

#8. Take pictures all the time. Don't worry if you take a bad photograph; you learn more by taking a bad picture than a good one. If you don't like it, study it and figure out why you don't like it. You'll learn from your mistake.

Patrick Demarchelier

#9. Money, like vodka, makes a man queer

Anton Chekhov

#10. It seems that the inevitable fate of man is never attain complete freedom: princes everywhere tend to despotism and the people to servitude.

Jean-Paul Marat

#11. It is the height of stupidity to claim that men who for a thousand years have had the power to berate us, to fleece us and to oppress us with impunity, will now agree, with good grace, to be our equals.

Jean-Paul Marat

#12. The more people are involved in a given task, the more potential agreements need to be negotiated to do anything, and the greater the transaction costs.

Clay Shirky

#13. Man has the right to deal with his oppressors by devouring their palpitating hearts.

Jean-Paul Marat

#14. I know I lost my temper, but I tried to be human along the way.

Bernard Ebbers

#15. To be Toltec is a way of life. It is a way of life where there are no leaders and no followers, where you have your own truth and live your own truth. A Toltec becomes wise, becomes wild, and becomes free again.

Miguel Ruiz

#16. Man no longer dreams over a book in which a soft voice, a constant companion, observes, exhorts, or sighs with him through the pangs of youth and age. Today he is more likely to sit before a screen and dream the mass dream which comes from outside.

Loren Eiseley

#17. Patton would have said a warmer goodbye to his horse, The author writes on Eisenhower's cold dismissal of his wartime lover.

Jean Edward Smith

#18. It was human who said BLACK is SAD. I don't believe. You know why. Because I am BLACK but am HAPPY.

Ahamed Nafaz Raja.S.N

#19. It's one thing to be twenty and touring the world, but doing it in your forties, you wake up with aches and pains.

Jane Wiedlin

#20. God has always been hard on the poor.

Jean-Paul Marat

#21. If you were to say to me that you needed a romantic and sentimental song in four hours, I would have that song written in four hours.

Alice Cooper

#22. I want my pictures to be things. I want them to be made up of marks that are physically and individually self-sufficient.

Howard Hodgkin

#23. To form a truly free constitution, that's to say, truly just and wise, the first point, the main point, the capital point, is that all the laws be agreed on by the people, after considered reflection, and especially having taken time to see what's at stake ...

Jean-Paul Marat

#24. Five or six hundred [aristocratic] heads lopped off would have assured you repose and happiness; a false humanity has restrained your arm and suspended your blows; it will cost the lives of millions of your brothers.

Jean-Paul Marat