To Name A Thing Is Easy: The

If One Were To Ask. . ."what Is Slavery?" And I Should Answer In One Word, "murder," My Meaning Would Be Understood At Once. Why, Then, To This Other Question: "what Is Property?" May I Not Likewise Answer, "theft". . .?

A Common Danger Tends To Concord. Communism Is The Exploitation Of The Strong By The Weak. In Communism, Inequality Comes From Placing Mediocrity On A Level With Excellence.

Does It Seem To You Impossible To Imagine Anything More Inextricable Than The Social Contract, When You Think Of The Frightful Number Of Relations That It Must Regulate -- Something Like Squaring The Circle, Or Finding Perpetual Motion? That Is The Reason Why, Wearied Of The Struggle, You Fall Back On Absolutism And Force.

Laws: We Know What They Are, And What They Are Worth! They Are Spider Webs For The Rich And Mighty, Steel Chains For The Poor And Weak, Fishing Nets In The Hands Of Government.

Anarchy, The Absence Of A Master, Of A Sovereign.