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No Legal Plunder: This Is The Principle Of Justice.

Sometimes The Law Defends Plunder And Participates In It. Sometimes The Law Places The Whole Apparatus Of Judges, Police, Prisons And Gendarmes At The Service Of The Plunderers, And Treats The Victim - When He Defends Himself - As A Criminal.

The Creation Of New Capital Always... Releases... Labor. Its Actual Effect [though] Is Not To Make Jobs Scarce, But To Free Men's Labor For Other Jobs.

Trade Protection Accumulates Upon A Single Point The Good Which It Effects, While The Evil Inflicted Is Infused Throughout The Mass. The One Strikes The Eye At A First Glance, While The Other Becomes Perceptible Only To Close Investigation.

You Compare The Nation To A Parched Piece Of Land And The Tax To A Life-giving Rain. So Be It. But You Should Also Ask Yourself Where This Rain Comes From, And Whether It Is Not Precisely The Tax That Draws The Moisture From The Soil And Dries It Up. You Should Also Ask Yourself Further Whether The Soil Receives More Of This Precious Water From The Rain Than It Loses By The Evaporation?