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35. "Property is theft.": French anarchist philosopher Pierre-Joseph Proudhon 1840

Anti-capitalism and anti-statism: He believed that both the state and capitalist private property were illegitimate institutions that relied on violence to maintain power and suppress individual freedom.

Mutualism: As an alternative, Proudhon advocated for a system of worker-run cooperatives and associations. This mutualist model would have individuals or groups possess the means of production based on their labor, rather than having a separate owner who extracts profit

Property as liberty: In his later works, Proudhon nuanced his view by also stating "property is liberty." He used this apparent contradiction to explain that individual possession served as a check against the power of the state. He saw both the abuse of property (theft) and its potential for good (freedom from the state).