Kaneko Fumiko Quotes
1903 – 1926
Japanese anarchist and writer whose prison memoirs were published after her death.
22 quotesAbout Kaneko Fumiko on Wikipedia
“The virtue and beauty of human beings is to live naturally, ungoverned by external forces.”
“I cannot destroy my current self so that my future self can survive.”
“Every joy that some experience is paid for by the sorrow of others.”
“Make children take responsibility only for what they have actually done!”
“Each person, and that person alone, is the subject of his or her actions.”
“If they are allowed to play, they will grow up to be healthy human beings.”
“It is a terrible wrong to deprive children of their freedom and rob them of their personalities.”
“In sleep, that which is ourselves is not lost, merely forgotten.”
“What I had to achieve was my own freedom, my own satisfaction.”
“What is revolution, then, but the replacing of one power with another?”
“Responsibility for what one does cannot be entrusted to a custodian.”
“Simple and free, you do not warp a person's soul as humans do.”
“I felt that even if one did not have an ideal vision of society, one could have one's work to do.”
