whether a society or a government does something wrong,
             but whether there is wrong it what it becomes: an abstract source of control and not a
             mere expedient or inexpedient mechanism, as challenged by Henry-David Thoreau.
             To any human inequalities and their natural consequences, further artificial inequalities
             are imposed through this faceless authority.
             Therefore, if within the state -despite all its rules and constraints- justice is often not
             found, one may as well chose to live in a state of nature, where justice may not be
             steadily found either, but it is neither premised, nor sacrifices are required, or restraints
             imposed. Whereas society and state promise equality and justice, anarchy wa
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