Georges Courteline Quote - Liberty Quotes Blog

"If it was necessary to tolerate in other people
everything that one permits oneself,
life would be unbearable."

by:	Georges Courteline [Georges Victor Marcel Moinaux]�(1858-1929) French�dramatist, novelist, satirist
Source:	La philosophie de Georges Courteline, 1917
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Categories:	Humor, Integrity, Tolerance
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(-; way too much truth there ! -- Mike, Norwalk 1
As it was in the days of Noah ! Time has come full circle ! As does knowledge and truth. Mercy and Truth have met and kissed. Nadiyb, Qadesh, churl liberals, increase through their liberality. -- Ronw13, Yachats Or
Ron, speak English. -- jim k, Austin 1
Anything goes in Noah's day, as with the days of Lot, nothing is sacred or respected, life is cheap and throw away, living only to fulfill the lust of the flesh and mind. Characters of extremely low degree ruling among a sea of thugs and thieves. -- Ronw13, Oregon
-- jim k, Austin