Maymar

“It is in the nature of the State to set itself up, for itself as well as for all its subjects, as the absolute object. To serve its prosperity, its grandeur, its power is the crowning virtue of patriotism. The State recognizes no others of its kind: everything that serves it is good, and everything that is contrary to its interests is declared criminal. Such is the morality of the State.”
― Mikhail Bakunin, Bakunin and his Writings on the State: The Principle of the State - The Paris Commune and the Idea of the State - The Immorality of the State - Statless Socialism: Anarchism