Children Quote by Judith C. Waller

“At one point in my life, I learned how to think. I used to know how to feel. In war, these are lessons best…

— Ruth Ozeki

“When I was young and impressionable, I thought of war as a sort of romantic crucible, a test of one’s manhood and mettle. In…

— Marko Kloos

“The war is against children, and all the other wars are just a shadow of the war on children.”

— Stefan Molyneux

“It is interesting how one word can spark memories that one believes she has buried beyond recognition. War reminded me of the sharp and…

— Mandy Nachampassack-Maloney

“War does not only kill men. Sometimes it quietly takes away their future children.”

— Angelika Regossi

“I had always felt that if there were a serious war I wished to be in a position to explain to my children why…

— Theodore Roosevelt

“By my twenty-second birthday, you know, I had killed eight men. Eight that I was certain of, eight that I could plainly count. That…

— Marcus Brotherton

“War ... it paid well and liberated children from the pernicious influence of their parents.”

— Joseph Heller

“People die in this war, but the ideas cannot be erased.”

— Rebecca Solnit

“And like many wars it was built upon a mindless prejudice.”

— Samantha Young

“was fighting the war on a level where it might actually mean something, might have some use, might be a matter of changing people’s…

— Kim Stanley Robinson

“The cost of war is a lifelong legacy borne by children.”

— Chanrithy Him