Quote by Susan J. Navarette

“drove them at length to the most barbarous and inhuman methods of suppressing them, by the murder of their children.”

— Matthew Henry

“What these young men feared and hated more than anything else was being spoken to by people they hadn't met, or having to explain…

— Ryū Murakami

“The most foolish description of the young is that they are rebellious. The truth is that they are a fellowship of cowards.”

— Manu Joseph

“The girls couldn't block out these things and they didn't want to; they wanted to stay acutely aware of the war against them so…

— Sara Marcus

“And they were killers. Of course they were; what would anyone expect them to be?”

— Michael Herr

“People can have nothing but good intentions and still sometimes make you want to kill them.”

— Claire LaZebnik

“Actions fueled by desperation. They were the worst kinds of decisions, because desperate people could see the error of their ways and simply not…

— Emily Lloyd-Jones

“They didn’t want to kill me. They wanted to hurt me. And they were good at it.”

— Jim Butcher

“And they fear nothing, and they respect nothing, the young don't.”

— D. H. Lawrence

“Now I recall my emotions at that moment, children seem to me a remarkable race. They want so much to murder so many people,…

— Rebecca West

“They were cowards, too. Everyone is.”

— John Green

“I was terribly intolerant, but they were terribly threatening to me. They were everything I was afraid of becoming.”

— Andrew Tobias