37 Quotes About Political-psychology

The right to provoke, offend, and shock lies at the core of the First Amendment. This is particularly so on college campuses. Intellectual advancement has traditionally progressed through discord and dissent, as a diversity of views ensures that ideas survive because they are correct, not because they are popular.

If a government is born of merit and character, they would not need pressure from humanitarians and activists to reform its out-of-date policies - they would do it on their own, because they are accountable.

Politicians are the conductors of society and the citizens are the musicians, only when they work together, can they produce beautiful music, otherwise, there’s only noise.

A know-it-all politician is far worse than a foolish politician.

If you know anything about politics, you know better than to talk about politics.

Hard as it may sound, politics means manipulation, but it depends on the individuals in power, whether they are going to manipulate the society for their own benefit or influence it for its own benefit.

When a civil servant or politician acts out of self-interest, it's called corruption, but when a citizen does it, it's called public interest.

A corrupt nation is born not from corrupt politicians, but from corrupt citizens.

It is only when all the peoples of all countries grow together holding hands in harmony and not pointing guns at each other in hatred, that we can really advance in the path of progress as one species.