Intoxication can cause a person to do things they might otherwise not do.

There's not one person in this crowd who's gonna agree with everything I say. Not one.

It might have been somewhat derivative otherwise, and I'm not the kind of person who's satisfied with being derivative.

He can look after himself and he's a person who's not afraid to either throw or receive a few punches. But I think under the cover of privilege for Latham to have a go at him in this fashion is ludicrous.

Intoxication decontrols the mind and sets it free. The challenge lies in harnessing the power of the free mind.

I certainly think the door's open. It's up to the city to argue otherwise and a judge to decide it.