Citations sur pourquoi
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Presse, De la législation sur les dons d'organes, 2015
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La Loge Maçonnique

Avis d’une mère à son fils, 1726
“Il n'existe pas de faits indifférents, car autrement pourquoi y rêverions nous?”
Le droit chemin, 2010

You've got to be optimistic to be single. Stupid. You have to be stupid. That's what optimistic means, you know? It means stupid. An optimist is somebody who goes, "Hey, maybe something nice will happen." Why the fuck would anything nice happen?
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Hilarious (2011)

“Nous posons presque toujours; aussi, pourquoi y a-t-il des Peintres?”
Encore un an de Sans titre (1840)
Ma confession (1975)
Essais, Demain le paradis, 1985
Les confessions d'un homme en trop, 1990

If you've ever bought drugs before, you understand that for some bizarre reason you have to feign this relationship with your dealer. It's like you're not really going to him to buy drugs. You're going for a social visit. Drugs are the surprise that just happens when you get there. "Oh, hash! I didn't know!" And he's talkin' to you and you're tryin' to be interested, you know, "Oh yeah? No, really ... I love Foghat. No, seriously." And inside you're like, "Just fuckin' give it! I hate you. Your house smells like cat pee!" Why do all drug dealers' houses smell like cat pee?
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Notorious C.H.O.

And then my daughter comes home: « why did he die, daddy ? » Oh come on ! What am I gonna say ? « Why did he die ? » Because who gives a shit ! That's the reason. It's because it didn't matter that he was alive, that's why he's dead. He didn't know his name and he didn't love you back.
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Oh My God (2013)
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“Il est rare que les hommes sachent pourquoi ils agissent.”
Un pour marquer la cadence, 1969
La Race française, 1934
Leçons VI Les enfants du Texte. Étude sur la fonction parentale des États

Only one power has not allowed itself to be deceived, the Catholic Church. She is the inexorable enemy of all Masonry. It is certainly known to you that any Catholic is automatically excommunicated the moment he becomes a Mason. The Church knows very well why she is so inexorable. She herself works on Masonic principles; her religious Orders, in particular the Jesuits, are nothing more nor less than powerful lodges of the Catholic Church. She knows what she has herself achieved with this system and will suffer no opposition lodge, using every means to prevent her sheep from straying into it. One cannot be misled by the explanation that the Church is against the Masons because they pay hommage to liberal ideas. By now, these ideas have made such progress even inside the Catholic Church that warnings and prohibitions ont that account are out of place. The inexorable stand of the Catholic Church against Masonry is the best proof of how accurately we have summed it up. Only the foolish Evangelical parsons have still not realized what is at stake. They join the Masons without realizing that they are digging their own graves.
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Sous la lumière cruelle, 1986
“Pourquoi la femme a t-elle voulu venir sur terre? nous sommes déjà si nombreux!”
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Bohème littéraire et Révolution, 1983, Le monde des libraires clandestins sous l'Ancien Régime
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Recueil de nouvelles, Sortilèges, 1951, L’Odeur du sapin

Citations de ses romans, Les Enfants d'Icare (1953)

Quare hæc est naturalis potestas hominis in ista ? Quia homo ex eo habet potestatem, ex quo factus est ad imaginem Dei. Ubi autem factus est ad imaginem Dei? In intellectu, in mente, in interiore homine, in eo quod intelligit veritatem, dijudicat justitiam et injustitiam, novit a quo factus est, potest intelligere creatorem suum, laudare creatorem suum. Habet hanc intelligentiam, qui habet prudentiam.
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Citations de saint Augustin, Traités sur l'épitre de Saint-Jean aux Parthes
La Suprasociété globale et la Russie, 2000, Sur la voie de la suprasociété

“Pourquoi la laïcité ne serait-elle pas au cœur de l'identité nationale?”
Gros-Câlin, 1974

Plaidoyer pour une propriété anticapitaliste, 1926
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extrait du numéro d'octobre du journal d'information municipale du 8ème arrondissement de Paris
Déclaration sur le mariage des homosexuels
La Révolution psychanalytique — La vie et l'œuvre de Freud, 1964

“Pourquoi faire des enfants alors que les villes, les banlieues, les cimetières sont pleins?”
Citations extraites de périodiques, Dans La Nouvelle Revue Française
Ma confession (1975)

Citations de ses romans, Demain les chiens (City), 1944

Cité à l'occasion de l'émission « rien foutre al pais ». Déclaration faite en novembre 1967 pour justifier la suppression totale des barrière douanières au sein de la CEE.

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Dialogue sur le christianisme et l’islam, que le savant empereur byzantin Manuel II Paléologue mena avec un érudit perse, en 1391 à Ankara
Discours, Sur la foi et la violence

Grève de masse, parti et syndicats, 1906

You try to keep your kids safe and if you aren't doing it perfectly then why are you doing it at all? It's like this thing that starts to dawn on you. Like if my kids get in the car with me they have to buckle up. I'm not even starting this car until you buckle your seatbelts. And if we get in a taxi, it's fine. It's okay. Taxis are magic. Nobody dies. Just get in. Just go. I'm not diggin' in the seat for a belt. There's no way I'm blindly diggin' in to the Egyptian hepatitis and severed toes so you can put on your seatbelt. You gotta put on your own mask before helping the others. I'm not going through that. So, my kids get in a cab and they just hurdle through space at a speed determined by a profit motive of an exhausted man from another country where life is s**t cheap, where kids die all day and it's boring.
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Louie (2010-)

Sine prius etiam peccatum definiamus, quod sine voluntate esse non posse omnis mens apud se divinitus conscriptum legit. Ergo peccatum est voluntas retinendi vel consequendi quod justitia vetat, et unde liberum est abstinere. Quanquam si liberum non sit, non est voluntas. Sed malui grossius quam scrupulosius definire. Etiamne hi libri obscuri mihi scrutandi erant, unde discerem neminem vituperatione suppliciove dignum, qui aut id velit quod justitia velle non prohibet, aut id non faciat quod facere non potest ? Nonne ista cantant et in montibus pastores, et in theatris pœtæ, et indocti in circulis, et docti in bibliothecis, et magistri in scholis, et antistites in sacratis locis, et in orbe terrarum genus humanum? Quod si nemo vituperatione vel damnatione dignus est, aut non contra vetitum justitiæ faciens, aut quod non potest non faciens, omne autem peccatum vel vituperandum est, vel damnandum; quis dubitet tunc esse peccatum, cum et velle injustum est, et liberum nolle; et ideo definitionem illam et veram et ad intellegendum esse facillimam, et non modo nunc, sed tunc quoque a me potuisse dici: Peccatum est voluntas retinendi vel consequendi quod iustitia vetat, et unde liberum est abstinere ?
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Citations de saint Augustin, Des deux âmes

Le Christianisme et la Révolution française, 1845

There is no end to the war and death caused by man or to the tears shed by all the innocent victims of such tragedies. What were all these for? Only for conquering, establishing superiority and satisfying our greed for money and fame? Mankind has taken upon itself countless curses. In order to attain freedom from these curses, at least a hundred generations to come should wipe the tears of the suffering, striving to console them and alleviate their pain. At least now, as an atonement, shouldn’t we try to introspect?
La Compassion: La seule voie vers la paix (2007)
À propos de l'Affaire Dreyfus.
Lettres à l'abbé Coutant, 1948-1950