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Plainly labor cannot be free, unless the laborers are free to hire all the money capital that is necessary for their industries.
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Lysander Spooner
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gutenberg.orgPlainly labor cannot be free, unless the laborers are free to hire all the money capital that is necessary for their industries.
Spooner states that labor cannot be considered free if laborers are restricted from hiring necessary capital.
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It is also sheer impudence, on their part, to assume that their commands are at all necessary to teach other men what is, and what is not, justice.
In nearly or quite all the States of the United States the juries are illegal, for one or the other of the same reasons that make the juries in England illegal.
Yet the codes of the most celebrated kings are very small, and were little more than compilations of immemorial customs.
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