Violent men believe only in such concepts as ‘weakness' and ‘cowardice'. They are so deeply cynical, so rooted in their own insane beliefs, that they cannot even begin to grasp the concept of ‘pacifism'. (Michael Moorcock)

Violent men believe only in such concepts as ‘weakness' and ‘cowardice'. They are so deeply cynical, so rooted in their own insane beliefs, that they cannot even begin to grasp the concept of ‘pacifism'.

Michael Moorcock

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