The State Has Typically Been

[t]he Crucial Question Is Not, As So Many Believe, Whether Property Rights Should Be Private Or Governmental, But Rather Whether The Necessarily 'private' Owners Are Legitimate Owners Or Criminals. For Ultimately, There Is No Entity Called 'government'; There Are Only People Forming Themselves Into Groups Called 'governments' And Acting In A 'governmental' Manner. All Property Is Therefore Always 'private'; The Only And Critical Question Is Whether It Should Reside In The Hands Of Criminals Or Of The Proper And Legitimate Owners.

Never Have The World's Moneys Been So Long Cut Off From Their Metallic Roots.

Rights Might Be Universal But Their Enforcement Must Be Local.

The Freedom To Speak Is Meaningless Without The Corollary Freedom To Keep Silent.

On The Free Market, Everyone Earns According To His Productive Value In Satisfying Consumer Desires. Under Statist Distribution, Everyone Earns In Proportion To The Amount He Can Plunder From The Producers.