“The real menace, the disease eating away at the heart of Western society, is white ethnomasochism: hatred of one’s own type, one’s own race, one’s own ancestors, one’s own parents, one’s own fellow citizens who do not share a bizarrely unreal and idealistic view of human nature.”

“In accord with Nature’s Laws, nothing is more right than the preservation of one’s own race.”

“No one is truly literate who cannot read his own heart.”

“Oh won't you stay
Stay a while with your own ones
Don't ever stray
Stray so far from your own ones
'Cause the world is so cold
Don't care nothing for your soul
That you share with your own ones.”

“Genealogy, n. An account of one's descent from an ancestor who did not particularly care to trace his own.”

“Everyone has his own parents. No one comes from nowhere.”

“One who is too insistent on his own views, finds few to agree with him.”

“When one must fight, one had better do it without hesitation, according to his own nature.”

“It is highly significant, and indeed almost a rule, that moral courage has its source in identification through one's own sensitivity with the suffering of one's fellow human beings.”

“Remember, writing poetry is like making love: one will never know whether one's own pleasure is shared.”