Dangerous People Quotes

“What if I told you there are individuals in your own beloved government who actually work with al Qaeda, with ISIS, even with neo-Nazi groups that still wield power all over the world?”
― Jeffrey S. Stephens, Enemies Among Us

“Young girls chased after bad boys for the same reason that riders broke wild horses; they wanted the rush of taming something, of bringing that raw energy to heel.”
― Nenia Campbell, Escape

“Hazel’s cheeks felt hot. “But he’s not like…like me?”
“No,” Nico said. “I’m sorry I can’t tell you more. I can’t interfere. Percy has to find his own way at this camp.”
“Is he dangerous?” she asked.
Nico managed a dry smile. “Very. To his enemies. But he’s not a threat to Camp Jupiter. You can trust him.”
“Like I trust you,” Hazel said bitterly.”
― Rick Riordan, The Son of Neptune

“Scared people did scary things sometimes, even kids.”
― Michael Grant, Gone

“I advise you not to mess with me. I know Karate, kung Fu, judo tae kwon do, jujitsu, and 100 other dangerous words.”
― Skylar Blue

“The most dangerous weapons live and breathe.”
― A.J. Sky, Icestorm

“Train to be able to defend yourself against any attack, and at the same time, retain your good heart towards other people. Don't allow bad people to turn your heart hard, but always be ready to defend yourself should you have to.”
― Bohdi Sanders, BUSHIDO: The Way of the Warrior

“Writing code is one of the most peaceful things one can do if the intentions are right.”
― Olawale Daniel

“Max wanted to spit in Kellermann’s face and tell him he felt obligated to try to escape. It was his duty to buck the authority of those who commanded the camp. Wisely, he held his saliva and his tongue.”
― Mark M. Bello, L'DOR V'DOR: From Generation to Generation

“The most dangerous and powerful people in the world do not carry guns or shoot missiles, they write code to surveil and suppress the opposing views.”
― Olawale Daniel

“This man, I thought, was on the wrong track. You can never create danger that has a thousand different faces — danger has to have one face alone, otherwise people become distracted. If you want to expose the Jews, then talk about the Jews, not the Irish, the Neapolitan monarchy, Piedmontese generals, Polish patriots and Russian nihilists.”
― Umberto Eco, The Prague Cemetery

“The danger to democracies today is not some comprehensive ideology that systematically denies democratic ideals. The danger is populism—a degraded form of democracy that promises to make good on democracy’s highest ideals (“Let the people rule!”). The danger comes, in other words, from within the democratic world—the political actors posing the danger speak the language of democratic values.”
― Jan-Werner Müller, What Is Populism?

“Their kind never get asked to turn their intellects on full blast.

But every now and then one of them gets pushed too far, and then we all find out what they can really do. The crime scene ‘bots pick up a lot of body parts when that’s over.”
― Vincent H. O'Neil, A Pause in the Perpetual Rotation

“I'm a Creeper, Minecraft’s Grim Reaper
Blowing up blocks like Al-Qaeda”
― Creeper Face, MINECRAFT: The Crafting Dead COMPENDIUM (6 Books In 1) (An Unofficial Minecraft Book)

“My stint as a Sheeptilian solipsistic prophet began in an innocuous manner, but quickly spiraled into something that was out of control and very dangerous. I never foresaw that I’d become a fundamentalist extremist. The journey was unique and opened my mind to the possibilities that the Word of Shiligoth was a literal springboard and historical account of all life.”
― Aaron Kyle Andresen, How Dad Found Himself in the Padded Room: A Bipolar Father's Gift For The World

“Ο πλέον επικίνδυνος εχθρός είναι ε��είνος
τον οποίο κανείς δε φοβάται”
― Dan Brown, Angels & Demons

“Bubba glared up at him, and August responded with one of those smiles that somehow managed to be both saccharine sweet and sarcastic enough to peel the paint off the walls. Well, what was left of the paint. He’d pointed that smile at Ricardo a few times, and Ricardo had contemplated pistol-whipping him, but he had to admit that when it was directed at someone else, it was hilarious.
He didn’t dare laugh, though. He was not giving August that satisfaction.”
― Cari Z., L. A. Witt

“Sometimes talking to him felt like she was skating over a lake of thin ice. She could hear the cracks forming but was never sure where they were coming from, or how many fathoms deep she might be dragged before she could ever really get to know him at all.”
― Nenia Campbell, Raise the Blood

“If there was one thing Felan had learned, it was that adults always made excuses, and children were always to blame.”
― Maisie Kitton, Opium

“Felan wondered if he was dark and dirty on the inside too.”
― Maisie Kitton, Opium

“You can keep repeating by doing the same thing, the easy thing, or you can do what's hard and evolve.”
― Maisie Kitton, Opium

“It seemed an important lesson for a young person. It wasn't only the angry people that should make one wary. The jolly ones could be even more dangerous.”
― Nina de Gramont, The Christie Affair

“Some say you must watch the quietest person in the room! I say even the loudest can be deadly because magician’s use their words, hand gestures, and stage presence as a distraction! Remain vigilant at all times especially while enjoying foolish grandiose entertainment!”
― Constance Delores Burrell, Kyng Supa Nova’s Adventures: オペレーション・COVID-19 家族と一緒なら、全てを乗り越えられる。

“These flowers are so beautiful, but they burn if we touch them. They shouldn't be so beautiful; they should at least have thorns. Then they would be like alcohol — bitter, to keep us from getting drunk.”
― S. Zuppardi, The Black Shila

“The spotlight of galactic history was a dangerous place.”
― Bert-Oliver Boehmer, Galacticide

“She's all the way in the front, perched on the bow like a figurehead pulling us forward.

Or maybe a siren, seductive and dangerous, her little lies fooling us all.”
― Stacy Willingham, Only If You're Lucky

“It is possible to both love her and hate her; to trust her and mistrust her. To feel so radically on both sides of the coin.

It is possible to want my friend back more than anything and to also want her to stay gone for good.”
― Stacy Willingham, Only If You're Lucky

“According to rumors, the lowest level is is Level 2. It seems that nobody is graded at Level 1, so that even the Level 2 people think there's still someone beneath them. The fear of being able to fall lower is considered useful, because people who think they have nothing to lose are dangerous.”
― Marc-Uwe Kling, QualityLand

“Do you know what I've noticed?" asks Peter. "Whenever I have a particularly shitty day, it's surprising how often a drone is waiting at home with some great product to cheer me up again."

"I'm glad you're satisfied with my service," says the drone. "Please rate me now."

"An acquaintance of mine says that these things don't happen by chance," says Peter. "She says that the people who write the code--or perhaps I should say: the people that have the code written--want us to be happy, because frustration is unproductive. Dangerous, even.”
― Marc-Uwe Kling, QualityLand

“A serpent slithers on its belly while a sycophant walks on two legs, but both are venomous.”
― Eduvie Donald