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“The product of scientific achievements should be for sale. The scientist should not.”

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“The Prince came to give life unto those whose lives were almost being snuffed out by the devil via the cares of this world.”

Source: The Prince and the Pauper

“Neither money or the state are the 'root of all evil', as both are human constructs. The 'root' of all human constructs are, well, humans, the only real source of evil.”

Politics Corruption Libertarian Anarchy Anarchist Statism Statist Root Of All Evil

Author:A.E. Samaan

“Anarchism is not only a stateless society but also a harmonized society that exposes man to the stimuli provided by both agrarian and urban life, to physical activity and mental activity, to unrepressed sensuality and self-directed spirituality, to communal solidarity and individual development, to regional uniqueness and worldwide brotherhood, to spontaneity and self-discipline, to the elimination of toil and the promotion of craftsmanship.”

Anarchy Anarchism Anarchist

Book:Ecology and Revolutionary Thought

Source: Ecology and Revolutionary Thought

“An anarchist is not someone who favors chaos but someone who favors the total liberation of the world through the abolition of capitalism, government, and all other forms of oppressive authority, to be replaced by any number of other social arrangements, proven or utopian.”

Anarchy Anarchism Anarchist

Book:How Nonviolence Protects the State

Source: How Nonviolence Protects the State

“Bellegarrigue revient en France en février 1848, la veille des événements qui vont mener au renversement du régime monarchique de Louis-Philippe. Il participera à la révolte mais il demeurera très critique, pour ne pas dire sceptique, face à l'avenir de la révolution. Ainsi, à un jeune ouvrier en armes qu'il rencontre près de l'hôtel de ville et qui lui lance avec enthousiasme: "Cette fois-ci, on ne nous la volera pas notre victoire!" Bellegarrigue rétorque: "Ah, mon ami, la victoire, on vous l'a déjà volée. N'avez-vous pas nommé un gouvernement provisoire ?”

Anarchism Anarchist

Author:Anselme Bellegarrigue

“Vous avez cru jusqu'à ce jour qu'il y avait des tyrans ! Eh bien vous vous êtes trompés, il n'y a que des esclaves : là où nul n'obéit, personne ne commande.”

Anarchism Anarchist Anarchisme

Author:Anselme Bellegarrigue

“Art should be for sale. The artist should not.”

Art Artist Liberty Libertarian Anarchy Libertarianism Artists Anarchist Sellout National Artist Propaganda Art Government Sponsored Art National Endowment For The Arts

Author:A.E. Samaan

“... most Amazonians don't want to give others the power to threaten them with physical injury if they don't do as they are told. Maybe we should better be asking what it says about ourselves that we feel this attitude needs any sort of explanation.”

Politics Political Philosophy Anarchism Anarchist Amazonians

Book:Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology

Source: Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology

“To Pierre," said Mr. Buckmaster, "the Communists are of the Right. The far Right. He refers to them as 'those goddamned Bourbons.' Pierre is an anarchist. That's why he's so happy in his shoplifting--he feels it helps undermine the state.”

Capitalism Anarchism Anarchist Capitalism And Attitude Anarchy Politics

Book:A Garden of Cucumbers

Source: A Garden of Cucumbers

“When it (Self-management in revolutionary Spain) was not sabotaged by its enemies or hindered by the war, agricultural self-management was an unquestionable success. The land was united into one holding and cultivated over great expanses according to a general plan and the directives of agronomists. Small landowners integrated their plots with those of the community. Socialization demonstrated its superiority both over large absentee landholdings, which left a part of the land unplanted, and over smallholdings, cultivated with the use of rudimentary techniques, inadequate seeding, and without fertilizer. Production increased by 30—50 percent. The amount of cultivated land increased, working methods were improved, and human, animal, and mechanical energy used more rationally. Farming was diversified, irrigation developed, the countryside partially reforested, nurseries opened, pigsties constructed, rural technical schools created, Pilot farms set up, livestock selected and increased, and auxiliary industries set in motion, etc.”

Socialism Communism Agriculture Anarchist Self Management Revolutionary Spain

Book:For a Libertarian Communism

Source: For a Libertarian Communism