Pax Hominibus Bonae Voluntatis by Aleister Crowley in International, Dec 1917.

“Where such ideas are pushed to the limit the results are utterly abominable. We need only refer to the destruction of one of the finest races of the world, the American Indian, which was due to nothing but the conviction that he was a remorseless and treacherous savage.” [via]

Consider also:

  1. “We reply, ‘Certainly not, you are monsters. On with the revel!'”
  2. "We reply, 'Certainly not, you are monsters. On with the revel!'"
  3. "We need not be afraid of an armistice; time is on our side, not theirs."
  4. “However, there are certain animals whose idea of biological adaptation is not quite so simple. There is the tiger, who adjusts his environment, or himself to his environment, by means of tooth and claw.”
  5. “Herbert Spencer has shown that the animal which adapts himself to his circumstances is going to survive longer than those who resist their environment. Away then with all considerations of principle!”