Anarchical fallacies, which by their very nature never can be cured, are the natural and necessary consequences of the doctrine of imprescriptible rights.
Utilitarianism founder
Anarchical Fallacies; Being an Examination of the Declarations of Rights issued during the French Revolution
1791-1795 (published posthumously)
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