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This has been the constantly-repeating story of the human race. First, when conditions are primitive and survival is difficult, men and women concern themselves with organizing for survival, and are not concerned with freedom. Then, when they have organized, conditions improve, and survival is no longer an immediate concern, men and women begin to long for the freedom they have lost under the coercive organizations they have sanctioned and built. This repeating pattern has led to the view that individual men and women are opposed to human organizations. This in turn has led to the equating of the condition of freedom with a state of anarchy, and the equating of human organization with a state of tyranny and oppression. This idea could be illustrated as: [INDIVIDUAL] vs. [ORGANIZATION] |