AI: This is the opening line of Hannah Arendt's 1970 essay On Violence, written in the immediate aftermath of the late 1960s. "The last decade" she's referring to is the 1960s specifically — she's writing right at its close, taking stock of what had just happened.

Certain rich people should remember the sheer numbers....

I have a diagram for this, but basically, as long as no harm is caused...ethics can be bent for right goals, but, for wrong goals even ethical successes in the means are shunned...and rightfully so.

I struggled to see the opposition here, but I guess natural and necessary vs. unnatural and unnecessary...so I guess it fits.

Not to take too seriously...this is just art from the past....

Do people REALLY have to particularize things to feel special? Can't we stick to the universals?

This is an important supporting quote. He constantly refers to this idea with his quotes and understanding this is the difference between half understanding what he's talking about and fully understanding.