Bob Black Quotes
January 4, 1951
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Cleansed of its leftist residues, anarchy — anarchism minus Marxism — will be free to get better at being what it is.
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More Bob Black Quotes
Unlike side issues like unemployment, unions, and minimum-wage laws, the subject of work itself is almost entirely absent from libertarian literature. Most of what little there is consists of Randite rantings against parasites, barely distinguishable from the invective inflicted on dissidents by the Soviet press, and Sunday-school platitudinizing that there is no free lunch this from fat cats who have usually ingested a lot of them.
Bob Black— "The Libertarian as Conservative" (1984), published in The Abolition of Work and Other Essays (1986)
I'm the out-of-court jester who won't settle, I up the vigilante, I'm a law unto myself but break it anyway! I made a forced landing on the Moebius Strip and now I want to know, which side are you on?
Bob Black— The Abolition of Work and Other Essays (1986), p. 14
