In This Hospitable Land Quotes

“IN THIS HOSPITABLE LAND 1940–1944 Based on a true story Lynmar Brock,”
― Lynmar Brock Jr., In This Hospitable Land

“It’s too easy to forget oneself, to take comfort in becoming part of the great amorphous mass of the thoughtless, the spineless, the soulless, as I would say. To go along with the wrong instead of standing up for what’s right. To become nothing because so many are nothing and being nothing takes less effort than becoming something worthwhile.”
― Lynmar Brock Jr., In This Hospitable Land

“It’s too easy to forget oneself, to take comfort in becoming part of the great amorphous mass of the thoughtless, the spineless, the soulless, as I would say. To go along with the wrong instead of standing up for what’s right. To become nothing because so many are nothing and being nothing takes less effort than becoming something worthwhile. Of course we all must die eventually but to die for nothing—as nothing—is too cruel to contemplate. To lose one’s way and remain forever lost. To participate in the dissolution of society and the degradation of all human worth.”
― Lynmar Brock Jr., In This Hospitable Land