The Homestead Quotes

“In Stark’s mind, it was men like Masterson who had corrupted the world and created the need for an escape like the Homestead. Men who valued money and power above human decency. Men who logged rainforests and denied global warming and built sneaker sweatshops. Men who profited off war and the death of young men and innocents. Masterson had immediately grown to represent all of these things in Stark’s mind the moment he opened his mouth. He was a cocky, fragile, weak little man with nothing to offer the world except his shrewd manipulations and willingness to destroy anything or anyone to turn a profit.”
― Douglass Hoover, The Homestead