‘We’re going to punish the wicked.’

Multimillionaire Tim Gill, donor to LGBT activist groups, on using the courts against those who oppose the LGBT “nondiscrimination” agenda.

‘It’s financial suicide.’

Dr. Tanja Daws of Comox Valley, British Columbia, on participation in Canada’s Medical Aid in Dying program. She’s reportedly considering scaling back her assisted-suicide work because the program doesn’t pay well enough.

‘We are troubled to see Apple aiding China’s censorship efforts.’

Virtual private network provider ExpressVPN in a blog post after Apple removed dozens of VPN providers from its App Store in China. Chinese citizens use VPNs to circumvent the government’s “Great Firewall,” which blocks websites like Facebook, Google, and The New York Times.

‘I really would rather be in this wheelchair knowing Jesus as I do than be on my feet without him.’

Joni Eareckson Tada on the 50th anniversary of the accident that made her a quadriplegic.

‘An important reminder for how we should treat each other in today’s society.’

Chicago Cubs fan Steve Bartman on the ballclub’s owner and organization giving him an official Chicago Cubs 2016 World Series Championship ring. Bartman drew the intense ire of Cubs fans when he interfered with a Cubs player attempting to catch a foul ball in game 6 of the National League playoffs in 2003.