Camaraderie Quotes
I grudged her nothing except my company. But it has gone further, like the degradation of rural England: this afternoon (Sunday in April) all the young men had women with them in far-flung camaraderie. If women ever wanted to be by themselves all would be well. But I don't believe they ever want to be, except for reasons of advertisement, and their instinct is never to let men be by themselves. This, I begin to see, is sex-war, and D.H.L. has seen it, in spite of a durable marriage, and is far more on the facts than Bernard Shaw and his Life Force.
E. M. Forster
I want to create every opportunity for women to be able to serve this country, and they do so in an amazing and wonderful way and they're a great addition to the- and they have been for a long time- to the- to the armed services of our country. But I do have concerns about women in front-line combat. I think that could be a very compromising situation, where- where people naturally may do things that may not be in the interest of the mission because of other types of emotions that are involved. And I think that's probably- It already happens, of course, with the camaraderie of men in combat, but it's- I think it would be even more unique if women were in combat, and I think that's not in the best interests of men, women or the mission.
Rick Santorum
There's always a sense of camaraderie between bands. The only thing that I ever remember that starts to go outside of the normal healthy competition was when Kurt [Cobain] was slamming Pearl Jam. Once you get outside of your local little scene, lot of cases, writers will bait you and lead you down that path as cunningly as they can. I've seen it happen dozens of times. I've had people say, "Well, so-and-so said this about you, what do you say about that?" And they might be misquoting them, or maybe that's not what that person meant, or maybe that person was just in a bad mood. It's provoked out of you. They'll get you in a position where you start firing and they'll throw out little things about different people. But everyone that anyone would know as a successful Seattle band, or even an integral part of the scene, are all friends. Always have been.
Chris Cornell
I'm not against celebrating the differences of individuals. What I'm against is the homogeny of mankind because that's regressive. To celebrate the differences of people is fantastic, but to blend them all together... You know, the same homosexual community that I found such compassion from, I don't feel that camaraderie from them anymore; I don't feel it in the social scene; I don't feel it in the arts. That's weird to me. Because that was the group that I learned the most from, because they were certainly the most open-minded at that time. But if I say things about the mainstreaming of homosexuals, it's because I don't believe in mainstreaming or special interests legislating for themselves. What has happened with gays in America is that they pander so much to the heterosexual mainstream that they've taken on the complexes of the heterosexual mainstream.
Vincent Gallo
School was strange, rather amusing - with a teacher standing at the front telling you what to write. The camaraderie was interesting. I tend to remember the things you can't recreate on your own - queuing up for your dinner, learning team games, which were a complete mystery to me. I remember having to pretend I knew how to play hockey, that kind of thing.
Joanna MacGregor
