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Errico Malatesta – Anarchy Part II
This is the continuation of Anarchy Part I “…We have said that anarchy is society without government. But is the suppression of government possible, desirable, or wise? Let us see. What is the government? There is a disease of the human … Continue reading →
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Tagged anarchy, authority, crime, disease, duties, errors, existence, facts, faults, government, Ideas, independence, interest, Italy, liberty, malatesta, metaphysics, politics, power, privilege, public service, regulations, repression, revolution, rights, science, socialism, state, theory, victims
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Tying up Loose Ends
This post is a response to “Loose Ends” I originally wrote a several page response to your last post, where I went through your points one by one and developed either an agreement or a counter argument. Then, I realized … Continue reading →
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