If the press was to be free, nothing would be so important as precisely its liberation from every coercion that could be put on it in the name of a law. And, that it might come to that, I my own self should have to have absolved myself from obedience to the law.

— Max Stirner The Ego and Its Own / The Unique and Its Property (1845)

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