In Order That The Revolution Should Be

The Law Has No Claim To Human Respect. It Has No Civilizing Mission; Its Only Purpose Is To Protect Exploitation.

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!

Lenin Is Not Comparable To Any Revolutionary Figure In History. Revolutionaries Have Had Ideals. Lenin Has None.

There Are Those, On The One Hand, Who Hope To Achieve The Social Revolution Through The State By Preserving And Even Extending Most Of Its Powers To Be Used For The Revolution. And There Are Those Like Ourselves Who See The State, Both In Its Present Form, In Its Very Essence, And In Whatever Guise It Might Appear, An Obstacle To The Social Revolution, The Greatest Hindrance To The Birth Of A Society Based On Equality And Liberty, As Well As The Historic Means Designed To Prevent This Blossoming.

In Order That The Revolution Should Be Something More Than A Word, In Order That The Reaction Should Not Lead Us Back Tomorrow To The Situation Of Yesterday, The Conquest Of Today Must Be Worth The Trouble Of Defending; The Poor Of Yesterday Must Be Worth The Trouble Of Defending; The Poor Of Yesterday Must Not Be Poor Tomorrow.