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 *Interesting reading: Peter Kropotkin, In his essay Law and Authority, Kropotkin critiques the legal system, stating: "Law has no title to the respect of men.". He argues that laws are tools used by ruling classes to maintain power, rather than instruments of justice.*
 
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+## **Conclusion**
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+States have increasingly demonstrated that laws are not primarily designed to prevent crime but rather to punish those who break rules defined by the state itself. Essentially, laws and the concept of crime serve as tools for governments to control populations and restrict individual liberties. Rather than fostering justice or safety, these mechanisms often reinforce power structures and limit personal freedom.
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+*To sum it up: laws don’t stop crime—they create it.*
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