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Fidel Castro. The most famous aphorisms

In every society there are people with base instincts... People-beasts who embody all base animal instincts, people-monsters who are curbed only by discipline and social environment...
It is foolish to think about your own glory, if one day even the sun will go out.
Life without ideas is worth nothing. There is no greater happiness than to fight for them.
And, as I have said many times, we would rather die in heaven than survive in hell.
Our country is a paradise in the spiritual sense of the word.
What we did was to teach us that nothing is impossible. After all, what seemed impossible yesterday has become possible today. And so nothing will seem impossible to us tomorrow.

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