Where The State Begins, Individual Liberty Ceases,

If You Took The Most Ardent Revolutionary, Vested Him In Absolute Power, Within A Year He Would Be Worse Than The Tsar Himself.

The Individual Who Dares Commit A Crime Is Guilty In A Two-fold Sense; First, He Is Guilty Against Human Conscience, And, Above All, He Is Guilty Against The State In Arrogating To Himself One Of Its Most Precious Privileges.

This Contradiction Lies Here: They Wish God, And They Wish Humanity. They Persist In Connecting Two Terms Which, Once Separated, Can Come Together Again Only To Destroy Each Other.

Everything That Lives, Does So Under The Categorical Condition Of Decisively Interfering In The Life Of Someone Else.

Where The State Begins, Individual Liberty Ceases, And Vice Versa.