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A collection of quotes October 12, 2005 ~ 3:53 p.m. Sometimes, you come across quotes that neatly sum up what you feel on a certain topic. Allow me to demonstrate with a few of my own, good quotes provided by others that reflect how I feel on the emboldened subject matter: 1. Politics: 2. Religion: 3. Econonomics/finance: 4. Government agencies: 5. Work ethic: 6. Human nature: 7. Love: 8: Death: But the best quote, by far, is provided by Thomas Friedman, from his book Longitudes and Attitudes (Exploring the World Before and After September 11), a collection of his New York Times columns, in which he tackles knee-jerk anti-Americanism as practiced in Europe. From his February 2, 2003 piece entitled "Ah, Those Principled Europeans": "But Europe's cynicism and insecurity, masquerading as moral superiority, is insufferable." I could not have said it better. � M.E.M.
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