Collectivity Quote by Ursula K. Le Guin

“It's not an honour to be saddled wit a foreman's job, it's slavery.”

— Akinbode Oluwaseun Micheal

“some point you had to risk the ridicule of the mob, of your own internalized voices, and try to see clearly what had been…

— Roland Merullo

“The herd instinct of the mob was not yet as offensively powerful in public life as it is today; freedom in what you did…

— Stefan Zweig

“the worst kind of boss—someone who had no idea what he was doing, and was therefore all the more determined to throw his weight…

— Blake Pierce

“If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitated toward what was most familiar and comfortable. That was why…

— Michael J. Sullivan

“As hard as it is to believe today, people didn’t really know that there was a mob organization in those days.”

— Charles Brandt

“I told the others which trees to chop, where to get the mud, even though I was not the official leader. My father used…

— Haing Ngor

“Twas such a useless thing. And so unnecessary. Many had suffered for the actions of a few. Wasn't that always the way of things?…

— Maya Banks

“One could call a master a good master because he did not whip his slaves, but ultimately he was still and owner of men,…

— Nick Lake

“to leaders - people are emotional and you can take them for a ride as long as they continue to be gullible”

— Anno Nomius

“No slave had ever keeled over dead at a spinning wheel or been butchered for a tangle. But nobody wanted to speak on the…

— Colson Whitehead

“If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar and comfortable. That was why…

— Michael J. Sullivan