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Where there is no law, there is no crime.

- O Amon! - Ineni clapped his hands and gazed into the heavens with admiration. - Then I would not want to be in his shoes!

I am the crime, I am the punishment. Crime and punishment are one, the border between them disappears ... the personification of death ... The owner of the fog devouring gifts ... This is pure instinct ... Rip and swords, devour, howl and roar ... This is not a loss of control or a singularity. .. The dragon personifies the chaos inherent in all gifts ... This is their true appearance!

You must take responsibility for your crimes. This is the first step towards redemption.

As for your deed ... it doesn't matter. This is not why people will remember you.

An impractical person is always unreliable, and in relationships with people one can expect all sorts of surprises from him. And besides, today it is still very far from being consistent. It is quite possible, for example, that a crime harming another will seem to him to be just a social miscalculation, the culprit of which is not the criminal, but the structure of society. It is unlikely, however, that the slap in the face that he will receive will seem to him a shame of society.

- It was a mistake. There is a difference. Mistake is not a crime. Even for the Judones.

“Every crime creates a swell. Some are like a stone thrown into a pond - circles radiate outward from them, expanding. With others, the opposite picture is observed: the crime, as it were, becomes a focal point, and the circles are directed inward, they decrease, as if absorbed by it. "

- Tell me, Doctor, - said Paladopus, - are you traveling with these people out of friendship, or have you committed a crime and they are your punishment?

“Of course not,” the Doctor answered for Chronotis. “Look at him: this man's greatest crime is that he dilutes Earl Gray with milk! And reads books from the middle.

We often have to argue about religious topics. How can you believe this? Don't you believe in good and evil? Here it is, evil, metaphysical (a murderer in Perm). This killer had no material reasons for the murder. He is held captive by a metaphysical evil that cannot be touched with his hands. And no materialism can explain this.

She always believed that people should be given a second chance. Whatever crime they committed, they need to be given a chance to realize and correct themselves, but at that very moment she suddenly realized that she was no longer ready to check on the little girl, who had already lost her mother, how much the monster who calls himself her father realized and corrected everything. ...

"I think historians should irritate you some," Roger ventured to note. - And all the writers - they made him a hero. I mean, in Northern Scotland, you see images of the crown prince at every turn – whether it's a can of beer or a souvenir mug.
- No, not historians. Not them at all. Their greatest crime is that they allow themselves to express their opinions about events that they know only presumably, having in their hands only what history has deemed necessary to leave us. And only a few of them behind the smokescreen of false facts and papers see what really happened.

Freedom of speech and thought matters, especially when it comes to reasoning and thinking that we disagree with. The moment the majority decides to destroy people for participating in a thought that they don't like, the crime of thought becomes a reality.