Anarchist Quotes
Anarchist Quotes

Authors List
Authors List


"Anarchy is the negation of all authority."
Clement Duval,
Serial Burglar (1850 ‐ 1935)
French anarchist and criminal.
"There is nothing proletarian -- or revolutionary about immoralist cynicism."
Georges Fontenis,
Libertarian Revolutionary (1920 ‐ 2010)
French libertarian communist, revolutionary and syndicalist
"The anarchists have but one party, and that is humanity."
Clement Duval,
Serial Burglar (1850 ‐ 1935)
French anarchist and criminal.
"Is work a social or a natural law? Work is a natural law worsened by society."
Han Ryner,
Pacifist Philosopher (1861 ‐ 1938)
French individualist anarchist and pacifist
"Whoever calls himself revolutionary and speaks of dictatorship is only an imbecile or a traitor."
Joseph Dejacque,
Anarcho-Communist (1821 ‐ 1864)
French early anarchocommunist, poet and essayist
"As man seeks justice in equality, so society seeks order in anarchy."
Pierre-Joseph Proudhon,
Mutualist (1809 ‐ 1865)
French anarchist and political philosopher
"Property is impossible."
Pierre-Joseph Proudhon,
Mutualist (1809 ‐ 1865)
French anarchist and political philosopher
"The only generals that we should follow are the generals of the little tin soldiers."
Georges Brassens,
anarcho-individualist (1921 ‐ 1981)
Anarchist, French singer-songwriter and poet
"All of the exploited, legal or illegal, cooperate in the state of domination."
Emile Armand,
Anarcho-Individualist (1872 ‐ 1962)
French individualist anarchist and prolific writer
"Good people don't much like those who tread a different path."
Georges Brassens,
anarcho-individualist (1921 ‐ 1981)
Anarchist, French singer-songwriter and poet
"As man grows refined, he comes also to live not only for himself and in himself."
Jean Grave,
Anarcho-communist (1854 ‐ 1939)
Influential French anarcho-communist writer
"Power is cursed, that is why I am an anarchist."
Louise Michel,
Anarcho-communist, Feminist (1830 ‐ 1905)
French anarchist and feminist revolutionary
"Liberty is not daughter of order but mother of order."
Pierre-Joseph Proudhon,
Mutualist (1809 ‐ 1865)
French anarchist and political philosopher
"Resignation is death. Revolt is life."
Albert Libertad,
Anarcho-individualist (1875 ‐ 1908)
Anarchist militant and writer
"Libertarians make a dogma of liberty; anarchists make it an end."
Albert Libertad,
Anarcho-individualist (1875 ‐ 1908)
Anarchist militant and writer
"Once the individual owns his own tools and his product, capitalism ceases to exist."
Emile Armand,
Anarcho-Individualist (1872 ‐ 1962)
French individualist anarchist and prolific writer
"What is a utopia? A dream unrealized, but not unrealizable."
Joseph Dejacque,
Anarcho-Communist (1821 ‐ 1864)
French early anarchocommunist, poet and essayist
"The greatest danger of bombs is in the explosion of stupidity that they provoke."
Octave Mirbeau,
Anarcho-syndicalist, Anarcho-pacifist (1848 ‐ 1917)
French novelist, playwright and anarchist
"What is property? It is robbery!"
Pierre-Joseph Proudhon,
Mutualist (1809 ‐ 1865)
French anarchist and political philosopher
"Each seeks his way, we seek ours and think the day that freedom and equality reign, mankind will be happy."
Louise Michel,
Anarcho-communist, Feminist (1830 ‐ 1905)
French anarchist and feminist revolutionary
"Very young, the virus of justice was inoculated to me and it earned me many a trouble."
Marius Jacob,
Anarcho-Individualist (1879 ‐ 1954)
French anarchist and prolific burglar
"All that marching music doesn't concern me."
Georges Brassens,
anarcho-individualist (1921 ‐ 1981)
Anarchist, French singer-songwriter and poet
"Instead of taking aim at some vague enemy, it's better wait a moment for him to turn into a friend."
Georges Brassens,
anarcho-individualist (1921 ‐ 1981)
Anarchist, French singer-songwriter and poet
"The emancipation of woman is nothing else than the emancipation of humanity - both sexes."
Joseph Dejacque,
Anarcho-Communist (1821 ‐ 1864)
French early anarchocommunist, poet and essayist
"Laws: We know what they are, and what they are worth!"
Pierre-Joseph Proudhon,
Mutualist (1809 ‐ 1865)
French anarchist and political philosopher
"The individualist anarchist critiques to free themselves and others."
Emile Armand,
Anarcho-Individualist (1872 ‐ 1962)
French individualist anarchist and prolific writer
"The only revolution is to improve yourself, hoping that others follow. Then the world will improve."
Georges Brassens,
anarcho-individualist (1921 ‐ 1981)
Anarchist, French singer-songwriter and poet
"Anarchy is the obliteration of property."
Ravachol,
Anarcho-communist (1859 ‐ 1892)
French anarchist and symbol of revolt
"Writers: express your rage against all iniquities during all your waking hours."
Fernand Pelloutier,
anarcho-syndicalist (1867 ‐ 1901)
French syndicalist and anarchist theorist.
"To go towards freedom, it becomes necessary to develop our individuality."
Albert Libertad,
Anarcho-individualist (1875 ‐ 1908)
Anarchist militant and writer
"The revolution will be the flowering of humanity as love is the flowering of the heart."
Louise Michel,
Anarcho-communist, Feminist (1830 ‐ 1905)
French anarchist and feminist revolutionary
"We love to have agents provocateurs in the party, because they always propose the most revolutionary motions."
Louise Michel,
Anarcho-communist, Feminist (1830 ‐ 1905)
French anarchist and feminist revolutionary
"We don't have faith; we have absolutely no confidence in our success."
Albert Libertad,
Anarcho-individualist (1875 ‐ 1908)
Anarchist militant and writer
"The individualist anarchist is never accountable to anyone but himself for his acts and gestures."
Emile Armand,
Anarcho-Individualist (1872 ‐ 1962)
French individualist anarchist and prolific writer
"All that which is not liberty is against liberty. Liberty is not a thing that can be allocated."
Joseph Dejacque,
Anarcho-Communist (1821 ‐ 1864)
French early anarchocommunist, poet and essayist


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