| Government without Coercion Those who use a guide to help the ruling class should not coerce the social world with arms. Social affairs are highly reciprocal. Where you place a division, thorns and briars grow. In the wake of a great army inevitably lies years of calamities. Skill bears fruit --period! Do not presume, in view of that, to choose coercion. Have effects and avoid regard. Have effects and avoid assault. Have effects and avoid pride. Have effects and treat it as inevitable. Have effects and avoid coercion. Natural kinds are robust--then they get old. This is called 'don't guide.' Practice 'don't guide' early! |
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