Citizens Quote by Terry Pratchett

“They were paragons of conservative propriety in public, but in private they swung like pinatas.”

— Nicole Peeler

“When politicians and civil servants hear the word culture they feel for their blue pencils.”

— Lionel Esher

“The Village is full of people who look quite alien and monstrous and I’m not speaking of hippies only, there are occasional soldiers of…

— William S. Burroughs Jr

“— I was an American citizen too; a citizen who had to watch his step, a citizen who had to distrust the police and…

— Walter Mosley

“It was the members of the public who didn't seem to care what was happening on the streets around them, who hurried on by…

— Simon Kernick

“I see a nation filled with good, hardworking people who are wondering what happened to the country they knew. It wasn't long ago that…

— Rick Perry

“Before we are citizens, he thought, we are children, and it is as children that we come to understand freedom and authority, liberty and…

— Orson Scott Card

I have the highest veneration of those Gentleman, -- but, Sir, give me leave to demand, what right had they to say, We, the…

— Patrick Henry

“Although the Word is common to all, many live as if they had a private understanding of their own”

— Heraclitus

“They represented what people called the "international community." And like all uses of the word "community," you were never quite sure what or who…

— Terry Pratchett

“Of course you are American,' he said, and waived his hand, like waving away the sentiment. 'What other country can throw away money sending…

— Tony D'Souza

“They mean people who speak English and believe in small government, whether in San Francisco, Sligo, or Singapore.”

— Daniel Hannan