No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others — John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
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No one but a fool, and only a fool of a peculiar description, feels offended by the acknowledgment that there are others whose opinion, and even whose wish, is entitled to a greater amount of consideration than his.

— John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government
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