"I may be paralyzed from the waist down, but unlike Gray Davis, I'm not paralyzed from the neck up"

This quote by Larry Flynt is a funny jab at previous California Governor Gray Davis. Flynt is implying that Davis was not a really reliable leader, as he was "immobilized from the neck up" and not able to make choices or do something about it. Flynt is likewise highlighting his own durability and strength in the face of his own physical disability. In spite of being immobilized from the waist down, Flynt is still able to believe and act separately. He is using this quote to reveal that despite the fact that he is physically disabled, he is still able to make decisions and do something about it, unlike Davis. This quote is a tip that physical disabilities do not have to restrict an individual's ability to believe and act.