Quote

Subsidies have changed the way the nation behaves.

James Cook

Change background

T
T
T

Change font

TAGS & TOPICS

James Cook
Age: 50 †
Born: 1728
Born: November 7
Died: 1779
Died: January 1
Cartographer
Explorer
Naval Officer
Seafarer
Marton
Middlesbrough
Captain James Cook
Cook
James
Cook
Captain Cook
J. Cook
James Cooke
Behaves
Subsidies
Behave
Nation
Changed
Nations
Way

More quotes by James Cook

Image
It's impossible for a dishonest person to grow rich in business.
James Cook
Image
Once trapped in the belief that you are a victim, you surrender your birthright to compete for the prizes of life.
James Cook
Image
The power of faith to ease our suffering is God's love.
James Cook
Image
Welfare corrupts the lower class much faster than the middle class.
James Cook
Image
When you are aggrieved you learn.
James Cook
Image
Never underestimate the totality of chaos and betrayal that comes through currency debasement.
James Cook
Image
The government endangers us with our own money.
James Cook
Image
If everyone had to start up their own business, socialism would soon die.
James Cook
Image
In the polling booth narrow self interest wins out over lofty principles.
James Cook
Image
Bureaucracy by its nature resists change and nullifies progress.
James Cook
Image
Love of country is nowhere the same as love of government.
James Cook
Image
Advice from others is always filtered through self interest.
James Cook
Image
Government is not competent enough to regulate.
James Cook
Image
The more successful an organization becomes, the more difficult it is to deal with.
James Cook
Image
Money without wisdom diminishes the pleasure and enjoyment of wealth.
James Cook
Image
Perhaps the greatest difference among people is between those who never have to worry about money and those who do.
James Cook
Image
Nobody heeds danger when they're making money.
James Cook
Image
Hardly anything works out as well as we hope.
James Cook
Image
You slight yourself when you're easily slighted.
James Cook
Image
Those who live off of the donations of capitalism are often its greatest critics.
James Cook