Quote by Klaus Kinski on Violence and Freedom

Klaus Kinski was a German actor known for his intense and often controversial performances in film and theater.

A quote by Klaus Kinski on the nature of violence as an expression of freedom and life force.

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Klaus Kinski (1926–1991) was a German actor renowned for his eccentric, passionate, and often provocative roles. He frequently collaborated with director Werner Herzog and left a lasting mark in film history due to his unique acting presence and turbulent personal life.

Klaus Kinski quote about violence, life, and freedom

18. October 2020

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"Yes, I have violence within me, but not negative violence. When a tiger tears its trainer apart, people say the tiger is violent and shoot a bullet into its head. My violence is the violence of the free who refuse to submit. Creation is violent. Life is violent. Birth is a violent process. A storm, an earthquake are violent movements of nature. My violence is the violence of life. It is not violence against nature, like the violence of the state that sends your children to the slaughterhouse, stupefies your brains, and drives out your souls!" Klaus Kinski

Quote by Karl Georg Büchner about violence, justice, and fighting against oppression

5. February 2026

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"Young people are accused of using violence. But are we not in a perpetual state of violence? Because we were born and raised in prison, we no longer notice that we are stuck in a hole with our hands and feet chained and a gag in our mouths. What do you call a lawful state? A law that turns the vast majority of citizens into servile cattle in order to satisfy the unnatural needs of an insignificant and corrupt minority? And this law, supported by brute military force and the stupid cleverness of its agents, this law is eternal, brute force, contrary to justice and common sense, and I will fight against it with my mouth and my hands wherever I can." Karl Georg Büchner