The State Provides A Legal, Orderly, Systematic

[w]hich Category Of Crimes Does The State Pursue And Punish Most Intensely? [t]hose Against Private Citizens Or Those Against Itself? The Gravest Crimes In The State's Lexicon Are Almost Invariably Not Invasions Of Private Person Or Property, But Dangers To Its Own Contentment, For Example, Treason, Desertion Of A Soldier To The Enemy, Failure To Register For The Draft, Subversion And Subversive Conspiracy, Assassination Of Rulers And Such Economic Crimes Against The State As Counterfeiting Its Money Or Evasion Of Its Income Tax.

If We Look Around, Then, At The Crucial Problem Areas Of Our Society - The Areas Of Crisis And Failure - We Find In Each And Every Case A “red Thread” Marking And Uniting Them All: The Thread Of Government. In Every One Of These Cases, Government Either Has Totally Run Or Heavily Influenced The Activity.

Only The State Legally Obtains Its Revenue By Coercion.

Money Is The General Medium Of Exchange. It Is The Thing For Which All Other Goods Are Traded, The Means Of Final Payment For Such Goods On The Market.

Since The State Necessarily Lives By The Compulsory Confiscation Of Private Capital, And Since Its Expansion Necessarily Involves Ever-greater Incursions On Private Individuals And Private Enterprise, We Must Assert That The State Is Profoundly And Inherently Anti-capitalist .