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I'm not a moralist, and am not arguing that everyone should share my feelings about the matter at peril of being damned.— Armed and Dangerous
Bertrand Russell argued that "Boredom is a vital problem for the moralist, since at least half the sins of mankind are caused by the fear of it."— Latest News - UPI.com
"A satirist is necessarily a moralist, and for all of the fun Tashlin had with the exaggerated imagery of American pop culture, he insisted on the importance of rejecting the illusions of consumerism for the reality of human emotion," writes— GreenCine Daily
Not because I'm an arch-moralist, but because it's a stupid piece of trash that sends a message that would make even Hugh Hefner cringe.— The Chronicle
Similarly, art may flourish in spite of the neglect of social and individual well-being, so that the pleadings of the moral advocate seem irrelevant; but this is possible only because the social order is already established, and the personality formed, according to the very principles which the moralist is announcing.— The Moral Economy

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