“When state and government have gone, laws must go. People who speak of 'laws' in a communistic society, think perhaps only of those general rules of sensible and noble conduct which every good man finds it easy to observe. But in that case they use a wrong word. A law is a rule connected with an apparatus to compel obedience. Behind the law stand the court, the sheriff, the police, the hangman, etc., and who wants them? None, we guess.”
Quote by Johann Joseph Most
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The Social Monster: A Paper on Communism and Anarchism
This book delves into the theoretical foundations and practical implications of communism and anarchism, offering an in-depth analysis of these political and social movements. more
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