I felt sorry for him at that moment. He only wanted what every man wanted—freedom from fear, a chance to… — Michael Moorcock
I felt sorry for him at that moment. He only wanted what every man wanted—freedom from fear, a chance to raise children with a reasonable certainty that they would be allowed to do the same, a chance to look forward to the future without the knowledge that any plans made might be wrecked forever by some sudden act of violence.
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