Religious faith is by nature the most fundamental set of beliefs that one can have. It is how a believer views the world, and is how the believer judges himself as well as the other people, things, and events in that world. It colors everything about them. Furthermore, it is for this reason that people who adopt a faith out of convenience appear so phony, and why it is simply not possible for an individual to have a "religion d'four.

— Mike Klepper

Socialism, communism, and fascism are the political manifestations of unachievable ideals, carried to genocidal extremes.

— Mike Klepper

Sometimes, the lessons that are learned by accident, or in the process of failing, are the most lasting.

— Mike Klepper

The acts of observing and judging are necessarily solitary acts.

— Mike Klepper

The advantage to fighting the evils that are in plain sight is the fact that it is quite easy to win-over the "opposition".

— Mike Klepper

The fire and passion in a militiaman’s eyes has not been extinguished; the brightness and eagerness remain. I want to be around such men, for they are the only ones worth knowing.

— Mike Klepper

The immediate result of abandoned idealism is an embittered and drained man, whether he realizes it or not, whether he likes it or not. He is capable of acting in his own interest, but only to the extent that those interests coincide with those of the lowest animals.

— Mike Klepper

The only legitimate purpose of government is to protect the lives and property of its citizens.

— Mike Klepper

The period of time between eligibility to vote and the start of adulthood is a window of opportunity that the liberals are willing to exploit to their advantage.

— Mike Klepper

The real acts of a real devil you know have been made acceptable by the fictitious actions of a nonexistent devil that you do not know.

— Mike Klepper