Outfoxed Quotes

“The rich preyed upon what should have been basic human rights. To have food. To have shelter. To survive.”
― R.J. Blain, Outfoxed

“Rich doesn’t mean smart or wise, and the current rules are the results of putting rich idiots into power for an unfortunately long period of time, resulting in a scramble to correct the system. One day, the whole system will break, and just about everyone will shrug because we all saw it coming except for the rich idiots.”
― R.J. Blain, Outfoxed

“And so freedom died, not with a bang, a scream, or war, but in silence. It died in its sleep. Those of us with intact moral compasses do the best we can to help those we can. I’ve decided I’m helping you.”
― R.J. Blain, Outfoxed

“You’re not a whore because I don’t view any woman as a whore.” Sandro huffed. “Whore is a word weak men use to shame strong-willed women.”
― R.J. Blain, Outfoxed

“From the beginning, I’d learned he disliked wasted energy on things he viewed as unimportant, and if others wanted to be bothered because his face was not like theirs, that was a reflection of them and meant nothing to him.”
― R.J. Blain, Outfoxed

“As you grow older, you will learn to appreciate the significance of a woman’s determined stare. When a woman gets that look, treat her with respect, for despite their often fragile appearance, nothing is more frightening than a determined woman.”
― R.J. Blain, Outfoxed

“And so freedom died, not with a bang, a scream, or war, but in silence. It died in its sleep.”
― R.J. Blain, Outfoxed

“Did your mother drop you on your head as a baby?” Rather than become annoyed, as most did when I lobbed that barb their way, Sandro chuckled. “She claims she didn’t, but my father laughs, which leads me to believe she did. Honestly, I think they both did.”
― R.J. Blain, Outfoxed

“Whore is a word weak men use to shame strong-willed women.”
― R.J. Blain, Outfoxed