What is your Favourite Slogan or Quote?

“The time has come for all good men to rise above principle.”
Huey Long

greatest american politician ever....

Four faves, in ascending order of awesomeness:

"It's the economy, stupid" - 90s US election slogan with more truth than those fuckers knew

"this ‘productive’ worker cares as much about the crappy shit he has to make as does the capitalist himself who employs him, and who also couldn’t give a damn for the junk" - Karl Marx, in the Grundrisse, especially awesome if you read this quote in a German accent

"true haters cannot be found among our comrades" - Errico Malatesta

"Nothing will take place without class hatred" - Mario Tronti

"To every1 by his own need, from anybody by his own ability...."

I don't know if my translaction is right, but I hope the meaning is clear.

IT'S COMMUNISM

just for Chuck:

"the world will not be free until the last capitalist is hung with the guts of the last bureaucrat"

my second favourite quotes is:

" Don't ever discuss with an idiot. The people who hear could not appreciate the difference..."
Woody Allen .

" doing waitress must be awful... all the prostitutes I've been meeting always answer so when I ask why they do such job; that's always better than being a waitress..."
Ibidem...

p.s. 4 the comrades from north american - a language explanation: what does exactly mean the word "Mulignan" which is often used into series "soprano" referred to recent immigrants - I seem ??

"Confronted with the choice, the American people would choose the policeman's truncheon over the anarchist's bomb."
-Spiro T. Agnew

"The truth is that men are tired of liberty."
-Benito Mussolini

From "Deconstructing Harry," a damn good film.

"I'm not a dictator. I just have a grumpy face."
-Augusto Pinochet (possibly the single most hilarious statement ever)

.."take your best orgasm...multiply it x 1000 - and U're not still close at all. Here You are - that's EROIN" from the protagonist of Trainspotting ( 1 of my best 10 movies of always).

Obviuosly I change Eroin with Revolution ( sometimes as I feel down it would be enough any real mass strike or protest )

"Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats."
-H.L. Mencken

"This is Year Zero."
-Pol Pot

Always with the shock tactics, Duke.

"Rome cut the heads of Christians but they continued to reappear. Something similar occurs with Marxists."
-Pinochet

It sounds like a variation to the Paris Commune's, "Let the last King be hung by the intestines of the last priest."

"The morality of work is the morality of slaves, and the modern world has no need of slavery."
-Bertrand Russel

"Since pacifists have more freedom of action in countries where traces of democracy survive, pacifism can act more effectively against democracy than for it. Objectively the pacifist is pro-Nazi."
-George Orwell

we do what we can until we can't

"A Revolutionary Junta...

Shoot the traitors...

We have outlined our thinking which may be amended as necessary, but which relies on two things: a program, and rifles"

It's "which may be amended in times of great social upheavel," I believe, but on the subject:

"With the revolution or lined up against it. There can be no middle ground."
-Jaime Balius, The Friends of Durruti

Yes, he demonstrated what populism does....

"We are the working class. We are often reactionary. We are often fratricidal. We are often just plain stupid. But sometimes, every once in a while, we do it right. We organize. We fight. Our struggle is often co-opted. Sold out. Taken over. But then, every once in a while, we glimpse at the possibilities. The strength and power we can and should be able to wield against our masters. Capitalist, bourgeosie, bosses, whatever word makes sense to you, these are the enemy. But class struggle anarchists are also our own worst enemy. We want to be pure. We want to be noble. We want to be just. The problem is that we are working class. And while we are pure and noble and just, we are also reactionary and fratricidal and stupid."
- My favorite anarchist ever

"i wanted to overthrow the government but all i brought down was somebody's wife" -Bukowski

a man after my own heart.
Course it's pronounced an-arc-key in trailer trash middle america drawl. Heard bender from futurama was named after john bender. Poetic justice.

Revenge is sweet, to those who have never known anything sweet

“You cannot be a leader, and ask other people to follow you, unless you know how to follow, too.”

Sam Rayburn quote

Criticism may not be agreeable, but it is necessary. It fulfils the same function as pain in the human body. It calls attention to an unhealthy state of things.
Winston Churchill

What's with all the politician quotes Chuck? Don't you know that's not real anarchy? If you knew what real anarchy was, I mean real, real anarchy, you'd probably wig out and go fucking insane. Happens all the time.

do you think that no politician in history has said good quotes.

I completely agree with the above quote from churchill.

criticism is painful and awful and completely needed.
anarchist don't criticize themselves enough. it's needed.

group criticism sessions and self criticism...

Conscientious practice of self-criticism is still another hallmark distinguishing our Party from all other political parties. As we say, dust will accumulate if a room is not cleaned regularly, our faces will get dirty if they are not washed regularly. Our comrades' minds and our Party's work may also collect dust, and also need sweeping and washing. The proverb "Running water is never stale and a door-hinge is never worm-eaten" means that constant motion prevents the inroads of germs and other organisms. To check up regularly on our work and in the process develop a democratic style of work, to fear neither criticism nor self-criticism, and to apply such good popular Chinese maxims as "Say all you know and say it without reserve", "Blame not the speaker but be warned by his words" and "Correct mistakes if you have committed them and guard against them if you have not" - this is the only effective way to prevent all kinds of political dust and germs from contaminating the minds of our comrades and the body of our Party.

"On Coalition Government" (April 24, 1945), Selected Works, Vol. III, pp. 316-17.

You didn't take too kindly to my criticism of you....