George O. Smith,
The Troublemakers
“ When we live so close together that no one can raise his voice in anger without disturbing his neighbor, then we have the right to pass laws against such a display of temper. It works both ways, Miss Hanford. By requiring people to behave themselves, we ultimately arrive at a social culture in which no one conducts himself in such a way as to anger his neighbor into violence. Have I made myself clear?""In other words," said Gloria, "if it's fun, hurry up and pass a law against it!" ”
