Emiliano Zapata Quotes
It is better to die on your feet than live on your knees.
I’d rather be a bandit than a slave.
Land belongs to those who work it.
Seize the land, for it belongs to us all.
The land is our mother, our nourishment, our life.
We must fight for a world where everyone has a piece of land to call their own.
Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.
The poor have nothing to expect from the rich but disdain.
Justice can only be achieved when the oppressed rise up against their oppressors.
The struggle for land is a struggle for life.
We will not stop fighting until every peasant has land to cultivate.
Power does not corrupt men; fools, however, if they get into a position of power, corrupt power.
I would prefer to die standing, rather than live on my knees.
The land is not a commodity, it is the source of life.
The true revolution is the revolution of values.
The land is the foundation of liberty.
Rise up, brothers and sisters, and claim what is rightfully yours!
A just society cannot be built on inequality and exploitation.
The struggle for justice is never in vain.
Every revolution begins with a spark, a single seed of discontent.
The greatest weapon against oppression is the unity of the oppressed.
We are not asking for charity, we are fighting for justice.
There can be no peace as long as there is injustice.
The revolution is not won through violence, but through empowering the people.
When the people unite, no force can withstand them.
Do not mourn for me, continue the struggle.
The land is not just a commodity, it is a sacred bond between our ancestors and future generations.
The revolution is not just about land, it is about reclaiming our dignity and humanity.
We will not be silenced, we will continue to speak out for justice.
The struggle is not over until every peasant has land to call their own.
In the fight for justice, we must rise above our differences and unite as one.
A revolution without principles is a revolution without a future.
The true value of a society can be measured by how it treats its most vulnerable.
We must remember that the fight for justice is not just about ourselves, but about the future generations.
Do not be afraid to speak out, for silence is the ally of oppressors.
The power of the people is stronger than the people in power.
The land is the soul of the nation, and it belongs to all who work it.
Let us be guided by justice and compassion in our struggle for a better world.
We must be the change we wish to see in the world.
The revolution is not an event, it is a process of transformation.
The land is not just a means of production, it is our home and our heritage.
The true measure of a nation is how it treats its least advantaged members.
We are not just fighting for land, we are fighting for a more just and equitable society.
Hope is not found in the hands of the powerful, but in the collective resilience of the people.
We must overthrow the yoke of oppression and build a society that honors the dignity of every person.
The strength of a revolution lies in the conviction of its participants.
The struggle for justice is not a sprint, but a marathon that requires endurance and perseverance.
Do not be content with crumbs from the table, demand your rightful share of the feast.
The land is not a commodity to be bought and sold, but a sacred trust to be protected and nurtured.
The revolution begins within each of us, as we challenge the status quo and demand a better world.