“The great mass of the people have neither home nor country to love or defend.”
Patriotism – Lucy E. Parsons (1906)
“The great mass of the people have neither home nor country to love or defend.”
“The workers of Europe have been misled into a fever of nationalism, which led them to outbursts of antagonism toward other countries.”
“Is it possible that Mr. McAfee has never taken the trouble to study the anarchist theoreticians?”
“There are still people who believe that a so-called democratic government will wage a war against fascism.”
“The machine age of industrial civilization didn’t help to liberate Man. On the contrary, it succeeded to enslave him.”
“It is a mere colony ruled over by British exploiters and rulers.”
“…colonialism and war, the building blocks used to construct the theory of revolutionary defeatism, are very much still with us.”
“A couple of years before they were executed, the Chicago anarchists had honoured some of the social rebels martyred before them, including Louis Riel, a leader of the Métis people.”
“Asked if she [Agnes Lamont] supported the American Indian Movement even after the death of her son, she replied, ‘I’m with them all the way now.'”
“Yet, England has in Palestine a base for expansion into Asia Minor and will not give up its policy of protection for Zionism.”