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"I stubbornly persist in my opposition to the state. But not because, as anarchists so often thoughtlessly declaim, the state is not "necessary". Ordinary people dismiss this anarchist assertion as ludicrous, and so they should. Obviously, in an industrialized class society like ours, the state is necessary."
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Bob Black was born on January 4, 1951, in the United States. Exact details of his death are unknown, but it is estimated that he died around 2020. Black was a prolific author who wrote extensively on anarchist theory, and was best known for his promotion of post-left anarchy and his book 'The Abolition of Work'.
Black's contribution to the anarchist movement was significant, particularly through his critique of work and authority. His ideas were influential in the 'post-left anarchy' movement. His writings often attacked the perceived failures of traditional leftist politics, and his works play a crucial role in anarchist theory. His life and works continue to impact and shape contemporary anarchist thought.
Date of Birth: 1951-01-04
Date of Death: 2020
Country of Birth: United States 
Political Ideas: Absence Of Work And Authority
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