It is one of those funny things in history that a state, a state represents nothing, you know, it's sometimes an accident of history. But once it is there, it has more power sometimes than religion, than philosophy, than all sorts of things...
Father of Tanzania
Speaking about the arbitrary nature and powerful influence of states, particularly in the context of African unity and colonial borders.
1966
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