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He Objected, Though, To Indiscriminate Reading. 'one Must Have Some Question,' He Wrote, 'addressed To The Book One Is Going To Read.

The Education We All Receive From The State, At School And After, Has So Warped Our Minds That The Very Notion Of Freedom Ends Up By Being Lost, And Disguised In Servitude. It Is A Sad Sight To See Those Who Believe Themselves To Be Revolutionaries Unleashing Their Hatred On The Anarchist Just Because His Views On Freedom Go Beyond Their Petty And Narrow Concepts Of Freedom Learned In The State School.

Educated Men - "civilized," As Fourier Used To Say With Disdain - Tremble At The Idea That Society Might Some Day Be Without Judges, Police, Or Gaolers.

Men Passionately Desire To Live After Death, But They Often Pass Away Without Noticing The Fact That The Memory Of A Really Good Person Always Lives. It Is Impressed Upon The Next Generation, And Is Transmitted Again To The Children. Is That Not An Immortality Worth Striving For?

All Is For All! If The Man And The Woman Bear Their Fair Share Of Work, They Have A Right To Their Fair Share Of All That Is Produced By All, And That Share Is Enough To Secure Them Well-being. No More Of Such Vague Formulas As "the Right To Work," Or "to Each The Whole Result Of His Labour." What We Proclaim Is The Right To Well-being: Well-being For All!