DismantleTheMatrix | Order followers are the people who keep the existence of slavery in place. Not the Ruling Class, not the Masters, not the so-called Elite, which are not the elite of anything but the bottom of a trash can. The people who keep slavery in place are the people who willfully follow their orders. Following orders means by definition, doing what you are told to do without judging for yourself whether or not that action that you are being ordered to carry out is actually right or wrong. A good person will resist an evil system with his or her whole soul, which means saying NO!

NotBeingGoverned.com | Government is not a physical entity. Government is the idea that some human beings can possess or acquire the moral authority to violently rule other human beings. When I say “violently rule”, I mean to use aggressive force to place an individual or group of individuals into an involuntary situation without their consent in order to control their behavior or secure their obedience. This violence most often manifests itself in the form of theft, assault, rape and murder against any who disobey members of the ruling class.

KentForLiberty.com | One of my earliest anti-government/pro-liberty thoughts, back when I was a kid, was the realization that government made it basically illegal to be poor. Which was sort of bad news to me, because making money wasn't high on my list of priorities.

CarlosMorales | Every child born into this world is part of a cult. That cult is called the State. Statism is the single most dangerous religion on earth today, yet most don't realize that it's a superstition.

FFF.org | Free trade is not a government-negotiated trade agreement and it’s also not government-managed or government-controlled trade. It is not a reduction in tariffs. It is not less government interference with trade.

EricPetersAutos.com | Because there are few – if any – checks and balances on cops. Much less in the way of legal constraints – or consequences. Even in cases of egregious, indefensible conduct. Hence, they are in a very real sense encouraged to engage in egregious, indefensible conduct.

C4SS.org | If you put all your hope for social change in legal reform … then … you will find yourself outmaneuvered at every turn by those who have the deepest pockets and the best media access and the tightest connections. There is no hope for turning this system against them; because, after all, the system was made for them and the system was made by them. Reformist political campaigns inevitably turn out to suck a lot of time and money into the politics—with just about none of the reform coming out on the other end.

FFF.org | If the U.S. national-security state had won the Vietnam War, we all know what they would be teaching children today in America’s public (i.e., government) schools. They would be saying, “If the United States had not intervened in Vietnam, we would all be speaking Vietnamese today.” After all, isn’t that what they say about FDR’s decision to involve America in World War II—“If the United States hadn’t intervened in World War II, we would all be speaking German today”?

TheAnarchistAlternative.info | Today the motive for dishonesty is strong and the pervasive example of government is powerful; the entire society is riddled with theft, fraud and compulsion from top down. For example for the 12 most formative years of life one is compelled to sit still in an institution funded 100% by massive theft, and be taught by teachers whose Unions systematically press for even greater theft. One "graduates" only after jumping through hoops set by social engineers, determined to press their vision for society upon each rising generation by the force of law. One obtains "higher" "education" only if one conforms to what is politically correct and, in some cases, only if one had the wisdom to be born within a certain race.

NotBeingGoverned.com | As an anarchist I don’t enjoy the monopolies of war and justice. Never have, never will. It’s something I’ve never understood. How the many can let the fear riddled by protectionism rule their lives. They let it plunder their livelihood.