Almost anyone, I suppose, can call himself or herself an anarchist, if he or she believed that the society could be managed without the state. (Murray Bookchin)

Almost anyone, I suppose, can call himself or herself an anarchist, if he or she believed that the society could be managed without the state.

Murray Bookchin

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