Ironic Quote by Gabriel Laub on Prejudice Against Readers

Gabriel Laub was a German-Czech author and satirist, known for his profound and provocative quotes.

An ironic quote by Gabriel Laub about prejudice against readers, expressed with humorous critique.

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Gabriel Laub (1928–1998) was a German-Czech journalist and satirist, recognized for his pointed and socially critical aphorisms. He often used irony and paradoxes to highlight social and political issues.

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