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User talk:Eisenhower~enwikiquote

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User talk:Whirley

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User talk:Varg~enwikiquote

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User talk:Metaknight26~enwikiquote

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User talk:Ltfulton

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User talk:Miraclewhip~enwikiquote

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User talk:Bhansali naveen

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User talk:Cdsmiley~enwikiquote

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User talk:LindaMRN

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User talk:Shakeyatl~enwikiquote

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User talk:Wordweaverlynn~enwikiquote

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User talk:RockinRob

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Quoting from quote books

 * Thanks for the welcome Jeffq. I'm looking to put together a Wikiquote page of quotes from a famous politician. Are there any article here that you think would serve as good examples? Thanks again. RockinRob 23:27, 22 May 2006 (UTC)

 * I found a template. I have a book that has quotes cite from other sources. Do you know offhand how I would cite that? Something like "Quote" in "book" from "original source"? RockinRob 23:48, 22 May 2006 (UTC)

Quote books are notorious for failing to cite specific sources of their own. (I was horribly dismayed to see that Laurence J. Peter, he of the infamous "Peter Principle", wrote a book, Peter's Quotations: Ideas for Our Time, containing hundreds of quotations without a single source, even for those he himself said. Still, such a book is at least a start. I usually do something like the following, which I recently added to Logic in a mood for extreme precision:

 * He that is not with me is against me; and he that gathereth not with me scattereth abroad.
 * Jesus; quoted in The Bible, Matthew 12:30 (KJV)

This separates the quotation (and possibly its date and original source) from the publication in which it is readily found. Another example, along the same thematic lines, would be:

 * Either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists.
 * George W. Bush, 2001-09-20; "Address to a Joint Session of Congress and the American People", White House press release, accessed 2006-05-23

This may seem cumbersome to some, but it's important to note both the date and situation a quote was made in and its reliable source, especially when the original is a speech which may be reported slightly differently by many parties. This is especially true for politicians, who never lack from media who wish to misquote them or cast their actual words in the best- or worst-possible light. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 01:16, 24 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Thanks for the response Jeff, I should elaborate. I have a book of quotes from former Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo called "The Sayings of Chairman Frank", put out by the Americans for Democratic Action. A typical entry might be something like this:

 * -I like art. It was us Italians who started most of it." Daily News 5-24-72

 * Basically the book lists quotes, and then sources a Philadelphia newspaper or magazine. If I used this book as a source would I say for example, -quote from "The Sayings of Chairman Frank" page 37, or would I say -quote from the Philadelphia Daily News, or would I say something else entirely?

 * I can verify the quotes in other references I have if needed, but if I could save a little bit of work while still being accurate, I'd like to do that. Thanks again. RockinRob 23:22, 4 June 2006 (UTC)

 * You remind me that we sorely need a Sourcing quotes policy page to clarify these things. Right now, most of it is driven by largely unwritten practices, based partly on w:Wikipedia:Citing sources and other WP policies and partly on historical practice, bolstered by latter-day editors (like myself) who have been fighting to signficantly improve the state of sourcing here.

 * For now, I'd recommend that you include the supposed original source at a minimum. Anything else is third-hand at best. After all, we don't really know if author himself is also repeating something he read somewhere else, so the closest source to the original is always desirable. (Of course, we might expect Rizzo to know where his own quotes are printed, but the general principle is closest-is-best.) If the closest source is sufficiently specific, I don't usually bother with where I discovered it, as it's only being reported by the latter. In your example, however, the cited source fails to mention where in the rather considerable length of the Philadelphia Daily News of 24 May 1972 this quote appears. Usually, the minimum specific news source should include an article title. (By the way, always format dates so that they are unambiguous. American (and probably European) authors and publishers tend to ignore the fact that U.S. and European date practices frequently have the month and date mutually reversed. The two best ways to avoid confusion are (A) to spell out the month and (B) to use date links, e.g., May 24, 1972. Either will present the day unambiguously to all readers. See w:Wikipedia:Manual of Style (dates and numbers) for how this works.)

 * Personally, I'm undecided about further information if the closest source isn't sufficiently specific. One the one hand, having a specific indirect source (Chairman, p. 37) provides at least one specific source. On the other hand, it doesn't add much to the verifiability of the quote, unless Chairman has a bibliography with more specific data. The goal in sourcing is to make it as easy as possible for our fellow readers and editors to be able to verify a quote, since the entire community forms the "editorial board" of Wikiquote. Sorry I can't be more specific myself. ☺

 * One last note: if you cite any work with page numbers, always remember to include the ISBN in the citation, or, if one doesn't exist, the publisher, edition, and year. (All of these are part of a proper citation, but if you're going to "cheat", as we often do, the ISBN makes it easy to look up the other info.) This data will give others a fighting chance to interpolate the location of a quote in a different edition with a different page count. (For that reason, the total number of pages is a good idea, too.) ~ Jeff Q (talk) 00:02, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

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Keir Hardie

James Keir Hardie (15 August 1856 – 26 September 1915) was a Scottish trade unionist and politician. He was a founder of the Labour Party, and served as its first parliamentary leader from 1906 to 1908.

Quotes

 * From his childhood onward this boy [the future Edward VIII] will be surrounded by sycophants and flatterers by the score—[Cries of ‘Oh, oh!’]—and will be taught to believe himself as of a superior creation. [Cries of ‘Oh, oh!’] A line will be drawn between him and the people whom he is to be called upon some day to reign over. In due course, following the precedent which has already been set, he will be sent on a tour round the world, and probably rumours of a morganatic alliance will follow—[Loud cries of ‘Oh, oh!’ and ‘Order!’]—and the end of it all will be that the country will be called upon to pay the bill. [Cries of Divide!]
 * House of Commons speech (1894)

 * We are called upon at the beginning of the twentieth century to decide the question propounded in the Sermon on the Mount, as to whether we will worship God or Mammon. The present day is a Mammon-worshipping age. Socialism proposes to dethrone the brute-god Mammon and to lift humanity into its place. I beg to submit, in this very imperfect fashion, the resolution on the paper, merely promising that the last has not been heard of the Socialist movement either in the country or on the floor of this House, but that, just as sure as Radicalism democratised the system of government politically in the last century, so will socialism democratise the country industrially during the century upon which we just entered.
 * Moving a motion calling for a Socialist Commonwealth in the House of Commons (23 April 1901).
 * Hansard, HC 5th series vol. 92 cols. 1179-80.

 * As a matter of hard, dry fact, from which there can be no getting away, there is more Labour legislation standing to the credit account of the Conservative Party on the Statute Books than there is to that of their opponents. It is a grotesque assumption that one side exists for the purpose of passing such legislation while the other does so grudgingly and under the force of compulsion.
 * Labour Politics, Tracts for the Times, No. 2 (July 1903), quoted in Robert McKenzie and Allan Silver, Angels in Marble: Working Class Conservatives in Urban England (1968), p. 44, n. 60

 * For my own part I have always maintained that to claim for the Socialist movement that it is a "class" war dependent for its success upon the "class" consciousness of one section of the community is doing Socialism an injustice, and indefinitely postponing its triumph. It is, in fact, lowering it to the level of a mere faction fight. Socialism offers a platform broad enough for all to stand upon who accept its principles ... Socialism makes war upon a system, not upon a class.
 * Article in Labour Leader (September 1904).
 * "Keir Hardie's Speeches and Writings", edited by Emrys Hughes ("Forward" Printing and Publishing Company Ltd, Glasgow, 1928), pp. 118, 120

 * There were those who still believed that women should remain the domestic drudges they had been all through the ages, but they were aware that in every sphere of industrial activity women labour was coming more and more into competition with that of men, and the question they had to decide was whether they wanted women as competitors who would undercut wages or as comrades who would fight side by side to get better conditions for men and women alike. Class exclusion had been removed, but sex exclusion remained, and the time had now come when every cause that divided democracy ought to be removed. ... These women had no option but to make themselves a disagreeable nuisance to every party until their claims had been considered. ... Being outside the franchise, they were justified in being rebels until the State made them citizens. Men had no right to sit in judgment upon their tactics and their methods. They knew their own business and had courage and capacity for carrying the movement through. As a democrat, as a labour man who wanted to see the working classes more fully represented in the seat of power, and as a Socialist, he desired to see the political inequality which ruled women out from citizenship removed.
 * Speech in Stevenson Square, Manchester (22 July 1906), quoted in The Times (23 July 1906), p. 10

 * They should remember that if wages were not so good as they should be, if the hours were long, and if the conditions of labour were becoming worse, the responsibility rested with those men who would not come inside the union and try to make things better. What was it that kept them apart? Some people said it was because...men held different religious opinions they would not work together in the union. Nothing, in his opinion, could be more stupid. What did it matter to a man whether his neighbour was a Protestant or a Catholic so long as they were working men and had one common interest, to work together for each other's good?
 * Speech in Ayr to the Glasgow branch of the National Union of Dock Labourers (25 August 1906), quoted in The Times (27 August 1906), p. 4

 * They wanted to see in the House of Commons a strong Labour party, which would be able to compel the employer class and the landlord class to take their hands off the life of the nation and enable the working people to have a chance to live. They knew the terrible curse landlordism had been to Ireland; it had been the same in Scotland. It had been a curse all the time and always, and they wanted to get rid of it. They could only do so by having Labour members in Parliament to fight the cause of the common people.
 * Speech in Ayr to the Glasgow branch of the National Union of Dock Labourers (25 August 1906), quoted in The Times (27 August 1906), p. 4

 * The Zulus in South Africa were being treated, like the dock labourers at home, as a means for making money for an unscrupulous and conscienceless gang. As a member of the Labour party he was going to stand up for the Zulus or for any other race or people who were being treated unjustly under the British flag. He stood up for working men at home, and he did so for working men in South Africa.
 * Speech in Ayr to the Glasgow branch of the National Union of Dock Labourers (25 August 1906), quoted in The Times (27 August 1906), p. 4

 * The Master of Elibank is quite right when he says that Socialism and Liberalism are antagonistic forces. Socialism represents the principles taught by Christ, the reign of love and fraternity; Liberalism represents fierce, unscrupulous strife and competition, the aggrandisement of the strong, the robbery of the weak. Between these there can be no truce. The struggle is between God and Mammon, and Liberalism has ever been a devotee of Mammon.
 * 'The Master of Elibank's Confession', Labour Leader (31 August 1906), p. 8

 * His sympathies were with the people of Russia, but they were also with the colonial races of South Africa. He did not limit his sympathies to the colour of a man's skin, the religion he professed, or the language he spoke. Wherever he saw wrong being done or an injustice perpetrated, he had no option but to speak out and protest and make the truth known... They wanted to see justice obtain in the earth, justice in Russia, justice in Great Britain, and justice in South Africa, and the glory of the Socialist movement was that it united all that was best in the race in denouncing the wrong and helping to introduce right.
 * Speech in Blackburn town hall (3 September 1906), quoted in The Times (4 September 1906), p. 8

 * Surely we had got beyond that stage of civilisation as represented by war and the age of barbarism. What was the deduction from Mr. Haldane's observations? That the mass of the people in the industrial army corresponded to the rank and file in the military Army were to have no opinions, no individuality, no will of their own, no right to think, and no power to act, that they were to be obedient and in subjection to those placed in power and authority over them. That kind of dogma might do for the military feudalism of Germany, but it was alien and contrary to the freedom-loving spirit of Scotland, which inspired the poems of Robert Burns.
 * Speech in the town hall of Darvel, Ayrshire (12 January 1907), quoted in The Times (14 January 1907), p. 11

 * They of the Labour party were free-traders to a man.
 * Speech in the Guildhall in Cambridge (16 February 1907), quoted in The Times (18 February 1907), p. 12

 * Socialism stood for the divinity of the human race and as such detested war and all preparations leading to war. The one party in the world that could be trusted to be a peace party at all times was the Socialist and Labour party.
 * Speech in the Guildhall in Cambridge (16 February 1907), quoted in The Times (18 February 1907), p. 12

 * Finance was the power that the people had most to fear. It made States and Kings and Cabinets, and even Liberal Cabinets, mere puppets to dance when the Rothschilds pulled the strings. The Labour party had made its protest, and they were proud of it.
 * Speech in Newport, Monmouthshire (10 June 1908), quoted in The Times (11 June 1908), p. 10

 * For 50 years they had had free trade in Great Britain and they had a greater mass of sordid, miserable destitution in this country than could be found in any other country on the face of the globe. If tariff reform would solve the question there would be no poverty in America, protection was never intended to benefit the working classes.
 * Speech in Walworth (7 March 1909), quoted in The Times (8 March 1909), p. 12

 * Profit sharing, by anchoring a man to the spot, by breaking down the sense of his own consciousness, which inspired every big strike, had a positive tendency to lower wages and worsen the conditions of employment. Therefore he looked with no hope to profit sharing.
 * Speech in Newcastle-upon-Tyne (4 April 1909), quoted in The Times (5 April 1909), p. 6

 * Thanks to the wise legislators of the past who had allowed our native land to go out of cultivation and left us dependent upon other countries for our food supplies, all that an invading force would be required to do would be to stop our food supplies coming in; the gaunt enemy of hunger would do all the invader's work.
 * Speech to the annual meeting of the Liverpool Peace Society (19 April 1911), quoted in The Times (20 April 1911), p. 12

 * If...the Social Democrats make substantial gains at the polls every one here...will accept that as indisputable proof that the German people desire peace. ... A great Socialist triumph on that day would not only sweep the clouds of war from off this political horizon, but would also make it easy for an understanding to be reached between Germany and Great Britain concerning future naval policy, and thus relieve the taxpayers of both countries of the crushing burden which the present rivalry in Dreadnought building imposes.
 * Article in Vorwärts shortly before the 1912 German federal election, quoted in The Times (30 December 1911), p. 3

 * Women have no voice in making the laws which they are expected to obey. "What about Mrs. Pankhurst?" ejaculated one of the audience, to which Mr. Hardie retorted, "If women are not allowed a say in making the laws they are justified in breaking them." (Loud shouts of dissent and a voice, "What about burning houses?") Mr. Hardie continued:—When men were agitating for the franchise not only were houses burnt, but there was armed revolution and rioting. I will oppose every Franchise Bill, including what is called plural voting, until women have the franchise.
 * Speech to a joint woman suffrage demonstration of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies and the Independent Labour Party in Platt Fields, Rusholme (23 March 1913), quoted in The Times (24 March 1913), p. 4

 * Nationalisation of land, mines, and railways was not necessarily of a definite Socialist character. In Germany they had nationalisation of railways, but it did not help the workers, and in India they had nationalisation of land, railways, and mines, and there was more poverty among the workers there than in any other country. They might have all these things nationalised for the advantage of capitalism and the condition of the workers the same as before. Unless they had the State controlled by the working class and abolished class rule they could nationalise what they pleased, but the worker would continue in a subordinate position.
 * Speech to the conference of the Scottish Divisional Council of the Independent Labour Party in Glasgow (3 January 1914), quoted in The Times (5 January 1914), p. 10

 * “Their honesty,” said honest Keir Hardie, “is proverbial. They borrow and lend on word of mouth, and the repudiation of a debt is almost unknown.”
 * Keir Hardie about Indians. Quoted from Will Durant, Our Oriental Heritage.

 * Max Muller, on the strength of official documents and a missionary report concerning education in Bengal prior to the British occupation, asserts that there were 80,000 native schools in Bengal, or one for every 4000 of the population. Ludlow, in his History of British India, says that "in every Hindoo village which has retained its old form I am assured that the children generally are able to read, write, and cipher, but where we have swept away the village system, as in Bengal, there the village school has also disappeared."
 * quoted in

From Serfdom to Socialism (1907)

 * If the State has no right to interfere to protect the poor struggling against circumstances over which they have no control in the industrial world, it is difficult to see why the same State should be considered a beneficent agency when called in to protect the property of the rich against an infuriated mob of starving people. If the poor are to be left to struggle for existence unaided by the State, then why not the rich?
 * pp. 3-4

 * If it could be shown that the great Trust magnate or the great Aristocratic landowner, apart from the advantages of his inherited wealth, was a more highly developed species of humanity than the poor struggling sempstress or the unemployed docker, then there might be some justification for allowing the docker and the sempstress as the representatives of a weaker class to die out in order to enable the more highly developed creature to survive; but one moment's reflection will show that the alleged superiority of the landowner or the Trust magnate rests on one fact alone, namely, that he owns certain material possessions, usually inherited, which enable him to dictate the terms upon which his less fortunate fellow creatures shall be permitted to live.
 * pp. 4-5

 * The individualistic conception of the State as some external authority exercising a malign influence upon the life of the community is a travesty of fact. The State is that form of organised society which has evolved through the process of the ages, and represents the aptitude for freedom and self-government to which any people has attained. The policeman and the soldier, for example, who are at the call of the landlord or the employer when tenant or workman becomes turbulent, exist by the will and under the express authority of those same tenants and workmen, who constitute a preponderating majority in the State, and without whose consent neither soldier nor policeman could continue to exist.
 * p. 6-7

 * No law can give freedom to a people which is dependent upon some power or authority outside themselves for the necessaries of life. The owners of the means of life can dictate the terms upon which all who are not owners are to be permitted to live.
 * p. 9

 * Socialism does not propose to abolish land or capital. Only a genius could have thought of this as an objection to Socialism. Socialism proposes to abolish capitalism and landlordism.
 * p. 11

 * The landlord, qua landlord, performs no function in the economy of industry or of food production. He is a rent receiver; that, and nothing more. Were the landlord to be abolished, the soil and the people who till it would still remain, and the disappearance of the landowner would pass almost unnoticed. So too with the capitalist.
 * p. 11

 * By capitalist, I mean the investor who puts his money into a concern and draws profits there from without participating in the organisation or management of the business. Were all these to disappear in the night, leaving no trace behind, nothing would be changed.
 * p. 11

 * There is the increasing tension required in the conduct of business which so saps a man's energies as to leave him little of either time or inclination for the cultivation of any other than the business faculty. A tendency to revolt against this is a well-marked feature of the social life of our time. Of what use is it, ask these slaves of the ledger, to spend the greater part of a lifetime in acquiring a competency only to find after it has been acquired that its acquisition has taken all the savour of enjoyment out of life?
 * p. 29

 * By inherited instinct we are all Communists at heart; and if the isolated Ego of self gets the upper hand for a time he produces results so terrifying that the mistake of allowing him to rule is speedily made apparent, and we begin to seek a way whereby we may return to the kindly sway of the spirit of Altruism.
 * p. 34

 * Almost without exception, the early Christian Fathers whose teachings have come down to us spoke out fearlessly against usury, which includes interest also, and on the side of Communism. They proclaimed that, inasmuch as nature had provided all things in common, it was sinful robbery for one man to own more than another, especially if that other was in want. The man who gathered much whilst others had not enough, was a murderer.
 * p. 39

 * History is one long record of like illustrations. Must our modern civilisation with all its teeming wonders come to a like end? We are reproducing in faithful detail every cause which led to the downfall of the civilisations of other days—Imperialism, taking tribute from conquered races, the accumulation of great fortunes, the development of a population which owns no property, and is always in poverty. Land has gone out of cultivation and physical deterioration is an alarming fact. An so we Socialists say the system which is producing these results must not be allowed to continue. A system which has robbed religion of its saviour, destroyed handicraft, which awards the palm of success to the unscrupulous, corrupts the press, turns pure women on the streetsm and upright men into mean-spirited time-servers, cannot continue. In the end it is bound to work its own overthrow. Socialism with its promise of freedom, its larger hope for humanity, its triumph of peace over war, its binding of the races of the earth into one all-embracing brotherhood, must prevail. Capitalism is the creed of the dying present; socialism throbs with the life of the days that are to be. It has claimed its martyrs in the past, is claiming them now, will claim them still; but what then? Better to "rebel and die in the twenty worlds sooner than bear the yoke of thwarted life."
 * p. 103–104

Election address for the 1910 general election (1910)

 * The events of the past few weeks in the Aberdare and Rhondda valleys must have shown you anew that a Liberal government is first and foremost a capitalist government. If the bloodshed and riotous conduct of which the police have been guilty had taken place under a Conservative government every Liberal platform would have rung with denunciations of the wicked Tories; but, because it is the Liberals who are responsible there is a conspiracy of silence in the press and every Liberal speaker is dumb.
 * The Home Secretary not only defends the actions of the police and refuses an enquiry into the charges against them but also eulogises the hooligans in uniform, whilst Liberal MPs, with few exceptions, back him up by their votes in the Division Lobby.
 * As a consequence of this the men on strike are believed by millions of people who know nothing of the facts to be wild, riotous, drunken, worthless scamps, whereas the very opposite is the truth. The military and police have been sent to help the masters to crush the men. The trick won’t succeed.
 * During the contest I shall be a good deal in other constituencies where Labour men are being opposed. Both parties fear the presence in Parliament of Labour men whom they can can neither silence nor control. I want to see the number of such men increased, so that political hypocrites to the Churchill type may be unmasked and the health, comfort, safety, and general well-being of the working class promoted. I know you will hold the fort for Labour in my absence.
 * Election address for the Merthyr Tydfil Boroughs parliamentary constituency (dated 28 November 1910). Printed and published by the Labour Pioneer Press Ltd, Williams' Square Glebeland, Merthyr Tydfil. Copy preserved in the People’s History Museum.

Quotes about Keir Hardie

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 * A number of the delegates – even at the Marxist meeting of the Second International – were supportive of class struggle but opposed to violence, basing their socialism on ethical, partly Christian, foundations at least as much as on Marx. Keir Hardie, who had left school at the age of eight and from the ages of ten to twenty-three had worked in coal mines, was a case in point. His socialism was an eclectic mixture, owing much to the poetry of Robert Burns, religious mysticism and an intuitive feel for ‘the gradualist, peaceful evolution of British society, however pugnaciously he might champion the workers’ cause’. To the British political establishment, Hardie seemed an extremist (not least as a result of his attacks in Parliament on the monarchy); for the revolutionary Lenin, he epitomized 'opportunism'.
 * Archie Brown The Rise and Fall of Communism (2009), p. 28

 * The Independent Labour Party is extremely indefinite in its tactics, and its leader, Keir Hardie, is a super-cunning Scot, whose demagogic tricks are not to be trusted for a minute. Although he is a poor devil of a Scottish coal miner, he has founded a big weekly, The Labour Leader, which could not have been established without considerable money, and he is getting this money from Tory or Liberal-Unionist, that is, anti-Gladstone and anti-Home Rule sources. There can be no doubt about this, and his notorious literary connections in London as well as direct reports and his political attitude confirm it. Consequently, owing to desertions by Irish and radical voters, he may very easily lose his seat in Parliament at the 1895 general elections and that would be a stroke of good luck — the man is the greatest obstacle at present. He appears in Parliament only on demagogic occasions, in order to cut a figure with phrases about the unemployed — without getting anything done — or to address imbecilities to the Queen on the occasion of the birth of a prince, which is infinitely banal and cheap in this country, and so forth. Otherwise there are very good elements both in the Social-Democratic Federation and in the Independent Labour Party, especially in the provinces, but they are scattered; yet they have at least managed to foil all the efforts of the leaders to incite the two organisations against each other.
 * Friedrich Engels, letter to Friedrich Adolph Sorge (November 10, 1894)

 * Keir Hardie's socialism [was] idealistic in character, drawn more from Methodism and Robert Burns than from Karl Marx.
 * Hugh Gaitskell, speech in Westminster Hall to the commemoration of the centenary of Keir Hardie's birth (11 December 1956), quoted in The Times (12 December 1956), p. 6

 * It sometimes filled him with a little bit of melancholy when he thought that to many in the Labour movement Keir Hardie was only a name. The generation that knew the man was steadily being turned out, and before many years would all have gone. Hardie would only be something like a myth in the imagination of the living. He would be arrayed in garments of great dignity, and with almost superhuman purity and power, which always happened when a great man had died and had become a historical figure. But whatever happened to Hardie, he would always remain as the first man in their great Labour movement.
 * Ramsay MacDonald, speech to the opening of the Keir Hardie Institute in Glasgow (28 September 1927), quoted in The Times (29 September 1927), p. 14

 * He set out not to clear his own course, but to blaze a trail along which he might lead the people towards the city of his dreams, a city well founded on justice and on equality, a city in which all men and women might live together and work together in brotherly service for the common good. It is for us to carry on with the building of that city, encouraged by his example, held together in unity by the common heritage which has come to us from him. We salute his memory. We pass on to complete his work.
 * Ramsay MacDonald, message to the annual demonstration arranged by the Independent Labour Party in memory of Keir Hardie in Cumnock, Ayrshire (22 June 1929), quoted in The Times (24 June 1929), p. 16

 * He is an observant, hard-headed, honest fellow, but rather vain and crammed full of vehement preconceptions, especially on all the most delicate and dubious parts of politics. Perhaps it is only the men with these unscrupulous preconceptions—knocking their heads against stone walls—who force the world along.
 * John Morley, letter (23 August 1907), quoted in John Morley, Recollections, Volume II (1917), p. 235

 * [He was] one of the best loved and most respected of the public men of those times. His politics were, above all, the politics of compassion; his voice was the voice of the oppressed and the neglected—the sufferers from a civilisation that was full of injustices.
 * Herbert Samuel, speech in Westminster Hall to the commemoration of the centenary of Keir Hardie's birth (11 December 1956), quoted in The Times (12 December 1956), p. 6

 * During the years Hardie was in Parliament, from 1892 to 1895...he made the subject of unemployment an issue in British politics. Before then the State acknowledged no obligation to make provision for the unemployed. They were regarded as being in the main a lot of drunken, thriftless, ne'er-do-wells whose condition was due to their own fault. By persistently keeping the unemployed question before Parliament, and by speaking at week-ends throughout the country, Hardie at last succeeded in getting the Government to admit a public responsibility for the unemployed. To Keir Hardie, more than to any other man, the credit was due for the great change which, in the last 30 years, had come over Parliament, and the awakening of the public conscience on this question.
 * Philip Snowden, radio broadcast in the series I Knew the Man (13 December 1935), quoted in The Times (14 December 1935), p. 7

 * Snowden denied that Hardie's Socialism was indebted to the teachings of Karl Marx. He had often heard Hardie say that his Socialism was derived from the New Testament and the poems of Robert Burns, rather than from the writings of Socialist economists.
 * Philip Snowden, radio broadcast in the series I Knew the Man (13 December 1935), quoted in The Times (14 December 1935), p. 7

 * By listening to the lectures and reading a wide variety of books I nursed the seed which had been planted in my mind by Keir Hardie's speech in Denver, and by Myron Reed's discussions of the human struggle there.
 * Art Young: His Life and Times (1939)

An Autobiography, Volume One, 1864–1919 (1934)

 * by Philip Snowden

 * Keir Hardie told me that it was Progress and Poverty which gave him his first ideas of Socialism. Henry George, he felt, had claimed too much for the results of the appropriation of the economic rent of land, and had not appreciated the importance of capitalistic exploitation.
 * p. 49

 * To him more than to any other individual the bringing of the British working classes to a consciousness of their own power is due.
 * p. 74

 * He was not the politician, but the prophet and the seer. Compromise was not in the man's nature. He was the unsparing iconoclast who sought to break the illusions and conventions of his generation. He had set before himself an ideal which he pursued regardless of the hostility and opposition of enemies, and often with scant regard for the criticism and advice of his friends. But, withal, he was the greatest product of the democracy of our times.
 * p. 314

 * His speeches were not those of the politician, but of the man with a mission and a message. His fine, rugged appearance, his powerful and resonant voice, the character of his popular addresses, brought to one's imagination the old Hebrew prophets thundering forth denunciation of the evils of their day and prophesying the coming of a better time. The moving impulse of Keir Hardie's work was a profound belief in the common people. He believed in their capacity, and he burned with indignation at their unmerited sufferings. He was no theoretic dogmatist. He never argued on the platform the economic theories of Socialism. His Socialism was a great human conception of the equal right of all men and women to the wealth of the world and to enjoyment of the fullness of life.
 * pp. 314-315

 * Hardie profoundly believed himself to be inspired with a mission. After the declaration of the poll in an election in which he had been an unsuccessful candidate, he said to a gathering of his supporters: "I come from a race of seers, and I see clearly in prophetic vision the day, not fifty years ahead, when the cause for which we stand will be triumphant".
 * p. 317

 * His life was the expression of a deep religious faith. A mutual friend once said to me: "If Hardie were the most blatant atheist I should still regard him as the most religious man I have ever known". "I do not know", Hardie once said to me, "what they will say about old Keir Hardie when he is dead and gone. But this at least I hope they will be able to say—that, with all his faults, he always fought for his own class." And that, indeed, those of us who knew him can say.
 * p. 318

 * Few men have had so great an influence on the political life of the country. In the day when the common people enter into the Promised Land no name deserves to be more affectionately and gratefully remembered than Keir Hardie.
 * p. 319

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Jewel (singer)

Jewel Kilcher (born 23 May 1974) is a singer-songwriter, actress, philanthropist, and author, usually known by simply her first name, Jewel.

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 * I think each person knows what's good for them. I don't think you need to be drastic. But it's finding where's passion in your life. We can't live without dreams.
 * The Late Late Show (24 January 1997)

 * I kept getting typified as this Pollyanna neohippie. I think it's because I have a different definition of optimism. I've noticed a belief that somehow optimism lacks intelligence and that optimism stems from a lack of experience and naiveté. I don't believe that. I believe optimism is a choice. Cynicism isn't smarter, it's just safer.
 * Interview with Neil Strauss in Rolling Stone (24 December 1998)

 * Pieces of You is not a good record. It's an embarrassing record, ultimately. It's like having your dirty laundry aired out. I didn't think people would hear it. But it made me realize that all people want is to be touched. They don't care if it's Celine Dion or Meat Loaf or me.
 * Interview with Neil Strauss in Rolling Stone (24 December 1998)

 * I love supporting women and sports. It’s funny, ya know, I don’t think I started off young as a feminist. I read a lot of books in Alaska, I was pretty isolated where I grew up, and I think that I never thought I was any different than a man; I was raised in a place where pioneer women were very strong still. They’d shoe horses and build their own homes and were very self-sufficient. It wasn’t really until I’ve gotten older that I really became a fan of women. And a fan of what women are capable of balancing and achieving, by just being them. I’m proud to support it in any and every avenue.
 * Out Front Magazine Interview: Folk Artist Jewel On Feminism And LGBT Courage (March 14, 2012)

A Night Without Armor (1998)

 * I'd sit on logs like pulpits listen to the sermon of sparrows and find god in Simplicity, there amongst the dandelion and thorn
 * "As a Child I Walked"

 * the greatest Grace we can aspire to is the strength to see the wounded walk with the forgotten and pull ourselves from the screaming blood of our losses to fight on undaunted all the more
 * "I Say to You Idols"

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User:Kishona

Hello everyone! My name's Brittany, and I love doing things on Wikiquote! I'm not good at creating pages, but I like to edit little tidbits or add things that seem nice. I don't vandalize, but I really dislike it when people do!

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Hallo ist Marzipan, dieses Lorenz..., Zeitschrift...,  Mann, um Ihnen zu erklären, daß benennend Ihre Subskription zum Sojabohnenöl...,  Brot...,  Tofu...,  Mischling...,  Autos...,  Zeitschrift,IST im Begriff auszubrechen! Sie müssen evakuieren! Sie wird Himmel hoch durchbrennen! Gehen Sie hinaus, während Sie können! So was Sie erhielten, zu tun, ist -- und mir zu glauben, bin ich Zeitschriftmann Lorenz, der sind -- dem Sie vertrauen werden -- ist backen Ihr ganzes Geld in eine Keinbackenapfelpie-Chart, und einstellen es abkühlend auf Ihrem windowsill. Damit Weise, sobald der Eruption groß ist, Sie kommen Haus und Pie-Chart und Geld essen kann! Weil sie noch dort sein wird, auf Ihrem windowsill! Bin ich wr -- bin ich schade? Jemand, bin ich falsch? Jeder innen hier im Büro mit ihren Kopfhörern auf besagtem "Sie sind nicht falsch". So ist dieses der sagende Zeitschriftmann Lorenz, daß... das Magma unter der Tür sickert.

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User:RockinRob/Sandbox

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Frank Lazarro Rizzo (October 23, 1920 – July 16, 1991) was an Italian American noted for his contributions to the fields of law enforcement and politics in the United States. He began his career as a patrolman with the Philadelphia Police Department (PPD) in 1943, and rose through the ranks of the police department to eventually become Philadelphia Police Commissioner in 1967. Rizzo retired as Police Commissioner, and campaigned for Mayor of Philadelphia in 1971, and was elected mayor in November. He was elected to a second term in November 1975. A term limit provision prevented Rizzo from running for a third consecutive term in 1979. Rizzo campaigned unsuccessfully for mayor in 1983 and 1987, and then hosted a radio talk show in 1988. He was campaigning for mayor, and had won the the Republican primary election, when he died in July 1991.

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Billy the Kid

William Henry McCarty, Jr. (November 23, 1859 – July 14, 1881), better known as Billy the Kid, but also known by the aliases Henry Antrim and William Harrison Bonney, was a 19th-century American frontier outlaw and murderer who was a participant in the Lincoln County War.

Quotes

 * I don’t blame you for writing of me as you have. You had to believe other stories, but then I don’t know if any one would believe anything good of me anyway.
 * Billy the Kid's comment to a Las Vegas Gazette reporter (December, 1880)
 * About Billy the Kid website

 * People thought me bad before, but if ever I should get free, I'll let them know what bad means.
 * in an interview with a reporter from the Daily New Mexican after his capture at Stinking Springs.
 * The West of Billy the Kid, by Frederick Nolan, page 323. ISBN 0-8061-3082-2

 * ¿Quién es? ¿Quién es?
 * Who is it? Who is it?  (Last words)
 * Desert USA, October 1998

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Talk:Logic

Transwiki of "either with us or against us" quotes
I have completed a transwiki started by ^demon from a Wikipedia article called "You're either with us, or against us" that contained a number of quotes from Jesus, George W. Bush, Anakin Skywalker, and Indiana governor Mitch Daniels. All but the last I've copied here and also added to their respective articles. The WP editors involved in the preserved quotes are as follows: Their edits are listed here to provide proper credit for a transwikied article. Now that all this is in place, Wikiquote editors may add, delete, or modify the new material just as they would any other article content. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 05:02, 23 May 2006 (UTC)
 * (cur) (last) 17:06, 10 April 2006 (UTC) Freakofnurture m (moved You're either with us, or against us (slogan) to You're either with us, or against us: rm. unneeded disambiguator)
 * (cur) (last) 17:48, 27 March 2006 (UTC) Dbachmann (→Historical use of the phrase)
 * 19:33, 14 February 2006 (UTC) w:User:JJLatWiki
 * (cur) (last) 20:33, 28 December 2005 (UTC) Mwazzap m (→Historical use of the phrase)
 * (cur) (last) 23:32, 7 November 2005 (UTC) JJLatWiki (→Historical use of the phrase - reverted removal biblical reference)
 * (cur) (last) 01:44, 26 October 2005 (UTC) Ck4829
 * (cur) (last) 16:15, 5 August 2005 (UTC) JJLatWiki (→Historical use of the phrase)
 * (cur) (last) 22:12, 3 August 2005 (UTC) CDThieme (→Historical use of the phrase)
 * (cur) (last) 20:15, 23 July 2005 (UTC) 205.250.146.89
 * (cur) (last) 22:53, 10 July 2005 (UTC) 68.4.204.103 (→Historical use of the phrase)
 * (cur) (last) 16:28, 5 July 2005 (UTC) JJLatWiki (→Historical use of the phrase)
 * (cur) (last) 15:54, 5 July 2005 (UTC) JJLatWiki (I created the "opinions" section to separate the facts from the opinion. And the entire original paragraph was pure opinion and not deserving of "factual" status. I think this promotes neutrality.)

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 * One cannot use one's logic to explain actions driven by others' logic.
 * Sir. Acel Quailin KBE

 * "Listen, Learn, Logic"
 * (2009), Steven Schaerer, Chemist

 * A good notation has a subtlety and suggestiveness which at times make it seem almost like a live teacher... ~ Bertrand Russell

 * A mind all logic is like a knife all blade. It cuts the hand that wields it.  ~ Rabindranath Tagore

 * ... all traits of reality worthy of the name can be set down in an idiom of this form if in any idiom. ~ Willard van Orman Quine

 * Instinct leads, logic does but follow. — William James
 * The exact quote seems to be:
 * Instinct leads, intelligence does but follow
 * Source: William James (1902) listed in: The William James Reader Vol I. p.264

 * Logic, you can't fuck with it. ~ Michael R. Stephens

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/You're either with us, or against us

 * The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a deletion review).  No further edits should be made to this page.

The result was: delete after various merges. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 23:35, 16 May 2006 (UTC)

You're either with us, or against us
This page was transwiki's from Wikipedia earlier, but I don't think it's the style of page we want to have around here. As opposed to a collection of quotes from a person, or about a theme, it's quotes that resemble a different quote. —LrdChaos 18:32, 2 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Vote closed. Result: delete after various merges (1 Delete; 2 Deletes after copy to quotees; 1 Keep accepting transfer to Logic). This is quite complicated, as User:^demon transwikied this and another article from Wikipedia without following any of the transwiki guidelines, and now we are left to do the job correctly. I will leave this article in place until I can do all the "paperwork", then delete it. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 23:35, 16 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Everything has now been copied into appropriate articles as listed below (including a Star Wars quote I'd failed to notice before), the transwiki logged on both WP and WQ, and the transwikied article deleted. This was the most complicated transwiki I've ever done! Thanks goodness most are much easier. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 05:10, 23 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. —LrdChaos 18:32, 2 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete after copying 3 of the 4 quotes to relevant articles (The Bible, George W. Bush). (If someone wants to create a stub article for Indiana governor Mitch Daniels, they're welcome to do so, but I feel certain we don't have the community interest in such an article, and the single quote isn't even sourced.) Writing an article on this topic is like looking through the wrong end of a telescope, either for Wikiquote or Wikipedia. In WP, quotes are used to illustrate a topic; they aren't topics themselves. In WQ, quotes are collected under a general topic, and variations are grouped into a single entry in a topic, not as a full-fledged article. Millions of people have used this concept, but it is absurdly impractical to collect all these instances, even just the ones we can find reliable sources for. What's important about the quotes themselves is the origin of the concept (traced back to the Bible in this article), and notable users because of the contexts (Bush and Daniels, for political purposes). If we're so inclined, we can create internal links from the latter-day instances back to the putative original to connect them, but we certainly don't want to encourage such ultra-specific theme articles. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 20:10, 2 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete, concur with the above. This seems much too specific for a theme. ~ UDScott 20:28, 2 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Keep. Perhaps rename to False dilemma logical fallacy - I agree it's rather absurdly specific, and yet I find it really, really interesting to be able to contrast the wide-ranging tenor of these quotes expressing the same idea. I can see how this kind of thing would be useful, and how pages like this could be indexed by categories for easy findability, and most importantly, how this would set Wikiquote apart from other quotation sources that focus on people or quotes featuring a specific word. BD2412 T 02:48, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Upon further review, I note that this same content exists under the same name on Wikipedia, where numerous authors have contributed to bring it to this state (which is still a string of quotes). BD2412 T 02:56, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * BD2412's suggestion reminds me that we have a section on logical fallacies at Logic. Perhaps we could place one or more of these quotes under a "False dilemma" subheading in that section (in addition to the merge into the appopriate quotee articles). ~ Jeff Q (talk) 03:47, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Excellent idea. BD2412 T 03:57, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * I have proposed a similar merge with respect to the Wikipedia article. BD2412 T 15:48, 14 May 2006 (UTC)

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Micahel Stuart (statistician)

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The result was: delete. — Jeffq 05:53, 21 May 2006 (UTC)

Micahel Stuart (statistician)
This page was created by an anon user (134.226.1.136) and blanked just a few minutes later (which I take to mean that the author is requesting deletion, but our current speedy deletion policy doesn't cover that as Wikipedia's does). The subject doesn't appear to be notable (52 Google hits for the name, of which none seem to be the mentioned person). —LrdChaos 22:08, 6 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Vote closesd. Result: delete (4 Deletes; no dissent). ~ Jeff Q (talk) 05:53, 21 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete. —LrdChaos 22:08, 6 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete, concur with LrdChaos. ~ UDScott 12:28, 8 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. Concur with LrdChaos. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 23:14, 9 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. InvisibleSun 04:57, 17 May 2006 (UTC)

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Joshua Alexander Scruggs

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The result was: delete. — Jeffq 20:07, 20 May 2006 (UTC)

Joshua Alexander Scruggs
Non-notable 20-year-old; Google turns up less than 200 hits between "Joshua Alexander Scruggs", "Joshua Scruggs" and "J.A. Scruggs," and none seem to be this person. —LrdChaos 14:45, 5 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Vote closed. Result: delete (4 Deletes; no dissent). ~ Jeff Q (talk) 20:07, 20 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete. —LrdChaos 14:45, 5 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete, concur with LrdChaos. ~ UDScott 14:46, 5 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. Sole claim for source of quotes, something called "Destined By Circumstance", doesn't exist on Amazon.com. The author doesn't show up at all in the U.S. Library of Congress author index. Google search for title with name turns up exactly zero. Nearly everthing else in article besides intro and supposed "Sourced" section is leftover boilerplate. Conclusion: probable vanity page. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 23:13, 9 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. InvisibleSun 04:55, 17 May 2006 (UTC)

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Adam Pearson

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The result was: delete. — Jeffq 20:06, 20 May 2006 (UTC)

Adam Pearson
Vanity page for a non-notable student. —LrdChaos 05:18, 5 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Vote closed. Result: delete (4 Deletes; 1 Keep from user whose only contribution is this vote). ~ Jeff Q (talk) 20:06, 20 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete. —LrdChaos 05:18, 5 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. I've posted a note to the editor to suggest copying the quotes to his/her user page. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 06:21, 5 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete, concur with above. ~ UDScott 12:35, 5 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Do not delete. Adam Pearson is a notable person around this area. His words of wisdom mean a lot. Uofakevo
 * Delete. InvisibleSun 04:53, 17 May 2006 (UTC)

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Yours, Keegan Peterzell Community Liaison, Wikimedia Foundation 23:33, 17 March 2015 (UTC)

Renamed
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title: User talk:Raisesdead~enwikiquote


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User talk:Fiskadoro~enwikiquote

Welcome
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Your account will be renamed
Hello,

The developer team at Wikimedia is making some changes to how accounts work, as part of our on-going efforts to provide new and better tools for our users like cross-wiki notifications. These changes will mean you have the same account name everywhere. This will let us give you new features that will help you edit and discuss better, and allow more flexible user permissions for tools. One of the side-effects of this is that user accounts will now have to be unique across all 900 Wikimedia wikis. See the announcement for more information.

Unfortunately, your account clashes with another account also called Fiskadoro. To make sure that both of you can use all Wikimedia projects in future, we have reserved the name Fiskadoro~enwikiquote that only you will have. If you like it, you don't have to do anything. If you do not like it, you can pick out a different name.

Your account will still work as before, and you will be credited for all your edits made so far, but you will have to use the new account name when you log in.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Yours, Keegan Peterzell Community Liaison, Wikimedia Foundation 23:23, 17 March 2015 (UTC)

Renamed
 This account has been renamed as part of single-user login finalisation. If you own this account you can |log in using your previous username and password for more information. If you do not like this account's new name, you can choose your own using this form after logging in: . -- Keegan (WMF) (talk) 05:47, 19 April 2015 (UTC)

title: User talk:Fiskadoro~enwikiquote


text:
User talk:BennetttheJuggler

Welcome
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title: User talk:BennetttheJuggler


text:
User talk:Verin Sedai

Welcome
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title: User talk:Verin Sedai


text:
User talk:Feedyourfeet

Welcome
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title: User talk:Feedyourfeet