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Yosemite Sam Racist Quotes By Albert Camus: We must all know that each mediocrity, each

We must all know that each mediocrity, each surrender, each act of complacency will harm us as much as the enemy's rifles. — Albert Camus

Yosemite Sam Racist Quotes By Wanda Jackson: I'm still learnin'. I pick up something from

I'm still learnin'. I pick up something from every performer I watch. — Wanda Jackson

Yosemite Sam Racist Quotes By Desiree Holt: Of the authors' imagination and used fictitiously. Emerald

Of the authors' imagination and used fictitiously. Emerald Green Desiree Holt — Desiree Holt

Yosemite Sam Racist Quotes By Eli Of Kittim: In the deepest sense, the Bible is not

In the deepest sense, the Bible is not meant to be interpreted, but rather revealed! — Eli Of Kittim

Yosemite Sam Racist Quotes By George C. Marshall: Democracy is the most demanding of all forms

Democracy is the most demanding of all forms of government in terms of the energy, imagination, and public spirit required of the individual. — George C. Marshall

Yosemite Sam Racist Quotes By Billy Corgan: Everything about life makes me lonely.

Everything about life makes me lonely. — Billy Corgan

Yosemite Sam Racist Quotes By Sunday Adelaja: Every man, who desires to become a true

Every man, who desires to become a true father, has to look continually to the Lord, that he might learn of Him how to relate to his own children — Sunday Adelaja

Yosemite Sam Racist Quotes By Oscar Niemeyer: We need to feel that life is important;

We need to feel that life is important; we need that fantasy so we can live a little better. — Oscar Niemeyer

Yosemite Sam Racist Quotes By Richard Selzer: Each is like a river that leaves behind

Each is like a river that leaves behind its name and shape, the whole course of its path , to vanish into the vast sea of God. — Richard Selzer