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This anthology of essays defends the principles of anarchism against all forms of state oppression, including the Soviet bureaucracy. Serge critiques centralized power, arguing that it inevitably leads to tyranny. The book calls for a constant ethical rebellion and the fight for freedom, which must be protected not only from capitalists but also from revolutionaries who become the new oppressors.
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Anarchism is not a recipe for revolution, but a permanent spirit of questioning and non-submission.
The greatest danger to liberty is the tendency of the revolutionary to become the new oppressor.
We fight for a world where no human being is a means, but an end in himself.
The state, whatever its label, tends toward the centralization of power, which inevitably leads to injustice.
To be an anarchist is to perpetually begin anew, to refuse the comfort of dogma.
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