“Religious faith is by nature the most fundamental set of beliefs that one can have. It is how a believer views the world, and is how the believer judges himself as well as the other people, things, and events in that world. It colors everything about them. It is for this reason that people who adopt a faith out of convenience appear so phony, and why it is simply not possible for an individual to have a "religion d'jour.”

“Religious faith is by nature the most fundamental set of beliefs that one can have. It is how a believer views the world, and is how the believer judges himself as well as the other people, things, and events in that world. It colors everything about them. It is for this reason that people who adopt a faith out of convenience appear so phony, and why it is simply not possible for an individual to have a "religion d'jour.”

“The immediate result of abandoned idealism is an embittered and drained man, whether he realizes it or not, whether he likes it or not. He is capable of acting in his own interest, but only to the extent that those interests coincide with those of the lowest animals.”

“The advantage to fighting the evils that are in plain sight is the fact that it is quite easy to win-over the "opposition".”

“Legal action is but warfare disguised.”

“An inconsistent political philosophy is that which feeds our battle yet starves our victory.”

“Abandoning civil society will leave the enemy in control, not by victory but by default.”

“Socialism, communism, and fascism are the political manifestations of unachievable ideals, carried to genocidal extremes.”

“Difference in opinion does not imply difference in principle.”

“Decency is such a rare thing in this world, and it can only be repaid with loyalty.”

“No revolution, no political change, is ever born from immaculate conception.”

“It doesn't take an army to change the world, or an average-sized militia group, either. All it takes is one individual to say the word "No". Be it a man refusing to register for the draft, or be it a gun owner refusing to register his weapons in Connecticut, it is the same: defiance in the face of arbitrary authority.”