Prisons Are Universities Of Crime,

In Existing States A Fresh Law Is Looked Upon As A Remedy For Evil. Instead Of Themselves Altering What Is Bad, People Begin By Demanding A Law To Alter It.

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.

Revolutions, We Must Remember, Are Always Made By Minorities.

Man Is Appealed To Be Guided In His Acts, Not Merely By Love, Which Is Always Personal, Or At Best Tribal, But By His Perception Of His Oneness With Each Human Being. In The Practice Of Mutual Aid, Which We Can Re-trace To The Earliest Beginnings Of Evolution, We Thus Find The Positive And Undoubted Origin Of Our Ethical Conceptions; And We Can Affirm That In The Ethical Progress Of Man, Mutual Support- Not Mutual Struggle- Has Had The Leading Part.

All This We See, And, Therefore, Instead Of Inanely Repeating The Old Formula, "respect The Law," We Say, "despise Law And All Its Attributes!" In Place Of The Cowardly Phrase, "obey The Law," Our Cry, Is "revolt Against All Laws!"