There are two forces that have always been at war with each other. Those who repress, who command, who don’t want us to be conscious, enquiring beings, and those who want us to know more, to be stronger and wiser, to explore.
The war does not end when people put down their guns. It ends when they reconcile. Until then, the war has only paused.[quoting Michael Souther]
The thing about war is, it’s just bad for business. And when you got a bull’s-eye on your back, your rivals get bold.
The moments of peace that we find sometimes, they aren’t anything but warfare, thinly disguised. And sometimes, surrender can be as savage as any attack.
The first rule of war and business is to know your enemy.
That war brings risk should come at no surprise.
Stay in any war long enough, it’ll get dirty.
Sometimes in war you got to do a bad thing to do good.
Some wars are necessary.
Risking your life to prevent a world war is one thing. Risking it to save mine was never part of the deal.
Nobody wins in war.
No one wants war, Carlito. Especially when they know they would lose.
