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Anarchism Is Grounded In A Rather Definite Social-psychological Hypothesis: That Forceful, Graceful And Intelligent Behaviour Occurs Only When There Is An Uncoerced And Direct Response To The Physical And Social Environment; That In Most Human Affairs, More Harm Than Good Results From Compulsion, Top-down Direction, Bureaucratic Planning, Pre-ordained Curricula, Jails, Conscription, States.

It Takes Application, A Fine Sense Of Value, And A Powerful Community-spirit For A People To Have Serious Leisure, And This Has Not Been The Genius Of The Americans.

The Aim Is Not To Give Human Beings Real Goals That Warrant Belief, And Tasks To Share In, But To Re-establish "belonging," Although This Kind Of Speech And Thought Is Precisely Calculated To Avoid Contact And So Makes Belonging Impossible.

No Good Has Ever Come From Feeling Guilty, Neither Intelligence, Policy, Nor Compassion. The Guilty Do Not Pay Attention To The Object But Only To Themselves, And Not Even To Their Own Interests, Which Might Make Sense, But To Their Anxieties.

Few Great Men Could Pass Personnel.