Every day Quote by KASABIAN
““We fought an entire army with a bouquet of flowers back in the '70's But now you're taught to remain without will until you run out of energy Afraid that if you strive for an ideal you end up like a Kennedy It's like being on a treadmill every day but never losing any weight 'Cause to see success the food before you digest has to change We're stressed and high, get depressed and die But still afraid to question why One of the biggest criminals I ever met wore a suit and tie When did we stop believing? When did we stop marching? When did we stop chanting?””
About This Quote
Source Song lyrics: Unknown, 1970s-inspired protest song
Critiques societal complacency, urging resistance against passive conformity and corporate oppression
In simple terms: Resist conformity and corporate oppression
Key Takeaway
Question authority and seek authentic purpose
Themes
revolution
resistance
social critique
Mood
defiant
critical
somber
Type
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Revolution:1
Song lyrics:0
Success:0
Suit and tie:0
Stop Believing:1
Stop Marching:1
Die Afraid:0
Stop Chanting:0
Afraid Strive:0
When to use this quote
- protest movements
- personal empowerment
- mental health awareness
- political engagement
Key Concepts
political activism
psychology of conformity
Questions to Reflect On
- When does activism become self‑destructive?
- How can we balance idealism with self‑care?
A Different Perspective
Idealism can clash with personal well-being
