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Bulldoze Quotes

On clearing a path, wanted or not.

These quotes stretch the word from solar farms bulldozing desert land to a government seizing property, plus one speaker who says they simply bulldoze into a room without fear.

Likewise, with solar, especially here in California, we're discovering that the 80 solar farm schemes that are going forward want to basically bulldoze 1,000 sq. mi. of southern California desert. Well, as an environmentalist, we would rather that didn't happen.

Quotes by Stewart Brand

I never had a clique. If I throw a party, the only thing connecting people is me. Maybe I just don't believe in fear. I bulldoze right in.

Quotes by Liz Goldwyn

Governments should not be able to bulldoze a person's home or business to benefit other individuals.

Quotes by Henry Bonilla

Power is getting things done without having to demonstrate that you can bulldoze it through. I'm most effective when I've studied an issue, when I can make a credible argument, and then bring people along.

Quotes by Donna Edwards

Able Quotes

Cities may now bulldoze private citizens' homes, farms and small businesses to make way for shopping malls or other developments.

Quotes by Bob Goodlatte

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different meanings of "bulldoze" in these quotes?
They span literal land clearing for solar farms, government seizure of homes and Business property, and a more figurative sense of pushing into a room with confidence.
Does any quote separate bulldozing from real power?
Yes, one speaker argues true influence rarely needs to force things through, coming instead from a well-studied Argument and bringing people along.
What example involves solar energy specifically?
One quote criticizes plans that would clear roughly a thousand square miles of southern California desert for large solar projects.
Is bulldozing ever framed as a personal trait rather than a policy issue?
Yes, one speaker says they don't put much stock in fear and simply push their way into any gathering without hesitation.
What does the quote about eminent domain argue?
It states that governments shouldn't be able to seize a person's home or business just to benefit someone else.

A sharper quote separates power from force altogether, arguing real influence rarely needs to be able to bulldoze anything through. Related: Argument and Business quotes.