The Exodus Gambit Quotes

“It was, in his opinion and study of history, rarely the poor who started trouble. They were usually too busy surviving. When the poor became trouble, either society had truly failed… or someone else was weaponizing them. Guns and propaganda didn’t come from nowhere, after all.”
― Glynn Stewart, The Exodus Gambit

“A lot of people would rather follow their own desires than work for a shared good,” Vigo said slowly. “To be grotesquely rich in a broken system rather than merely fabulously rich in a functional one.”
― Glynn Stewart, The Exodus Gambit