The natural right of property far from being protected, is systematically violated, and both government and law seem to exist chiefly or solely, in o… - Thomas Hodgskin

As we learn the existence of our own bodies from seeing and feeling them, and as we see and feel the bodies of others, we have precisely similar grounds for believing in the individuality or identity of other persons, as for believing in our own identity. The ideas expressed by the words mine and thine, as applied to the produce of labour, are simply then an extended form of the ideas of personal identity and individuality.

[T]he real business of men, what promotes their prosperity, is always better done by themselves than by any few separate and distinct individuals, acting as a government in the name of the whole.

Our leaders invent nothing but new taxes, and conquer nothing but the pockets of their subjects.