Steve Sailer on History
Browse 2 quotations attributed to Steve Sailer, catalogued under history, with dates where available.
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Attributed to Steve Sailer, entry #178106: "One lesson of Irish history might be that it’s better to tolerate your annoying neighbors rather than bring in people from beyond the seas to help you win your petty domestic disp…"
Attributed to Steve Sailer, entry #183035: "Privilege is basically a form of property, and as John Locke pointed out, property is what makes a civilization rather than a Libyan war zone of Hobbesian anarchy. The world is a …"
2 Quotes by Steve Sailer on History
"One lesson of Irish history might be that it’s better to tolerate your annoying neighbors rather than bring in people from beyond the seas to help you win your petty domestic disputes."
"Privilege is basically a form of property, and as John Locke pointed out, property is what makes a civilization rather than a Libyan war zone of Hobbesian anarchy. The world is a better place when people can work constructively to earn privileges, individual and collective, and pass some of them on to their heirs."