Man individually enslaves himself to the traditions of culture, of religion, of race, and the intensity of the greed by which each man seeks these things forge the chain that binds him to a certain side of the great gulf in hell.
— Papi Proverb 301
Man individually enslaves himself to the traditions of culture, of religion, of race, and the intensity of the greed by which each man seeks these things forge the chain that binds him to a certain side of the great gulf in hell.
— Papi Proverb 301
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