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In time, everything becomes ironic.

Stephen Densmore, in Wisdom and Ignorance and Life and Death

The only good thing about the past is it won't happen again; the only good thing about the future is it's not here yet.

Stephen Densmore, in Wisdom and Ignorance and Happiness and Misery

Modern capitalism brings out the worst in mankind. It is also most reflective of mankind's fundamental human nature. In the black synergy of these two assertions can be found the root cause of most of the misery man is responsible for--and most of the glory.

Stephen Densmore, in Happiness and Misery and Success and Failure

Dogs and cats are man-created mutants. Were a non-deluded man to look deeply enough into the eyes of his "pet," his creature, he would see naught but his own despair.

Stephen Densmore, in Wisdom and Ignorance

Any increase in the number of people participating in religious activities in a given society is to be viewed with the greatest trepidation: happy, contented people do not go looking for God.

Stephen Densmore, in Science and Religion and Wisdom and Ignorance

Dogs and cats are man-created mutants. Were a non-deluded man to look deeply enough into the eyes of his “pet,” his creature, he would see naught but his own despair.

Stephen Densmore, in Wisdom and Ignorance

Economic systems were created by men. How then did it come to pass that these systems control man and not the other way around? Can it be possible that we built the prison, threw ourselves into it, and locked the door? With all mankind inside the prison, who will let us out?

Strephen Densmore, in Wealth and Poverty and Vice and Virtue

Assuming that love does make the world go round, the keys to a nation's character are to be found not in its history, nor in its art or literature, but in its pornography.

Stephen Densmore, in Love and Hate

Observe a crowded bar anywhere in the civilized world and you will see the battle of the sexes in its most unsporting form. Thus, Saturday night belongs to women. On the other hand, Sunday morning belongs to men.

Stephen Densmore, in Men and Women

Unmediated reality is a contradiction in terms.

Stephen Densmore