A man is responsible for his ignorance. — Milan Kundera, Laughable Loves
A man is responsible for his ignorance. — Milan Kundera, Laughable Loves
A man is responsible for his ignorance. — Milan Kundera, Laughable Loves
A man is responsible for his ignorance. — Milan Kundera, Laughable Loves
A man is responsible for his ignorance. — Milan Kundera, Laughable Loves
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A man is responsible for his ignorance.

— Milan Kundera, Laughable Loves
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Unfortunately there is no vaccination to protect the soul from the menacing disease of social ignorance manifested by ch — Tracey Bond
Willful ignorance is something to be ashamed of, not proud. — Christina Engela, Fearotica: An Anthology of Erotic Horror
It's better to be ignorant and live in bliss than know the truth and live in agony. — Bangambiki Habyarimana, Pearls Of Eternity
When we've got a common philosophy and a common objective; then we can advance in open order. We shall be a great team. — H.G. Wells, The Holy Terror
If you close your door to the world of books, the gates of the world of ignorance automatically opens and quickly pulls — Mehmet Murat ildan
Ignorance is fertile ground. — Robert Ferrigno, Heart of the Assassin
Ignorance,... wow sounds like you are now in it... so you came out here... so welcome to my club ignored! — Deyth Banger
Ignorance never protected anyone for long. — Julie Eshbaugh, Ivory and Bone
You gotta know that People will say a million negative things about you before they mention 1 good thing, don't be surpr — Werley Nortreus
What could she do, bound as she was by the tyranny of silence? She dared not explain the girl to herself...that wilfully — Radclyffe Hall
In the end, the innate desire of all people for truth, justice, and human understanding must triumph over ignorance and — Dalai Lama XIV, Freedom in Exile: The Autobiography of the Dalai Lama
It’s a funny thing to complain about, but most of America is perfectly devoid of smells. I must have noticed it before, — Barbara Kingsolver, The Poisonwood Bible