Mikhail Bakunin

Mikhail Bakunin

Summary

Portrait of Mikhail Bakunin Mikhail Bakunin,  Where I Stand (1862)

“ We are on the contrary of the conviction that humankind has allowed itself too long enough to be governed and legislated for and that the origin of its misery is not to be looked for in this or that form of government and man-established State, but in the very nature and existence of every ruling leadership, of whatever kind and in whatever name this may be. The best friends of the ignorant people are those who free them from the thraldom of leadership and let people alone to work among themselves with one another on the basis of equal comradeship. ”
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Portrait of Mikhail Bakunin Mikhail Bakunin,  Where I Stand (1862)

“ I mean that freedom of the individual which, instead of stopping far from the freedom of others as before a frontier, sees on the contrary the extending and the expansion into the infinity of its own free will, the unlimited freedom of the individual through the freedom of all; freedom through solidarity, freedom in equality ”
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