The Solution Of The Social Problem Is

Either Fraternity Is Spontaneous, Or It Does Not Exist. To Decree It Is To Annihilate It. The Law Can Indeed Force Men To Remain Just; In Vain Would It Try To Force Them To Be Self-sacrificing.

Each Of Us Has A Natural Right, From God, To Defend His Person, His Liberty, And His Property.

The Impulses Of My Heart Are The Voice Of Nature, Which Is Never Mistaken. The Institutions That Stand In My Way Are Man-made And Are Only Arbitrary Conventions To Which I Have Never Given My Consent. In Trampling These Institutions Underfoot, I Shall Have The Double Pleasure Of Satisfying My Inclinations And Of Believing Myself A Hero

The Politician Attempts To Remedy The Evil By Increasing The Very Thing That Caused The Evil In The First Place: Legal Plunder.

By Virtue Of Exchange, One Man's Prosperity Is Beneficial To All Others.