Our readingWhat is a korrent?
Turning possession of land into property must be resisted to the end
Drawn from what Pierre-Joseph Proudhon said
Our readingWhat is a korrent?
Drawn from what Pierre-Joseph Proudhon said
Lay hold who will, or who can, of the sun's rays, the passing breeze, or the sea's billows; he has my consent, and my pardon for his bad intentions. But let any living man dare to change his right of territorial possession into the right of property, and I will declare war upon him, and wage it to the death!
Where this was said
↗What is Property? (1840; Benjamin Tucker translation)gutenberg.org
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