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“If the law itself commits the act that it is supposed to suppress, I say this is still plunder and, as far as society is concerned, plunder of an even graver kind. ”

—Frédéric Bastiat, “The Law” (1850)

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“If the law itself commits the act that it is supposed to suppress, I say this is still plunder and, as far as society is concerned, plunder of an even graver kind. ”

—Frédéric Bastiat, “The Law” (1850)