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… I see the central conflict as not between classes, (social or economic), or between ideologies, but between Power and Liberty, State and Society. … It is only through and by state action that “class” conflict can arise.
Murray N. Rothbard, Ph.D.
Conceived in Liberty v. 1, p. 10; p. xvi
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