The Marching Morons Quotes

“Tinny-Peete had no wish to be torn limb from limb; he knew very well that it would end that way if the population learned from this anachronism that there was a small elite which considered itself head, shoulders, trunk and groin above the rest. The fact that this assumption was perfectly true and the fact that the elite was condemned by its superiority to a life of the most grinding toil would not be considered; the difference would.”
― C.M. Kornbluth, The Marching Morons

“He added an obscenity current in Barlow's time, a standard but physiologically impossible directive, and strutted off hulking his shoulders and balling his fists.”
― C.M. Kornbluth, The Marching Morons

“The last thing he learned was that death is the end of pain.”
― C.M. Kornbluth, The Marching Morons