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| − | '''No gods, no masters | + | '''"No gods, no masters"''' is an anarchist slogan which originated with Louis Auguste Blanqui as "Ni dieu ni maître!". |
| − | It was later used by several atheist people and groups, such as [[Margaret Sanger]], [[Friedrich Nietzsche]], and the [[IWW]].<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=WcLVlBDJwJEC&pg=PA155 Q&A Jurisprudence 2013-2014]</ref> | + | It was later used by several atheist people and groups, such as [[Margaret Sanger]], [[Friedrich Nietzsche]], and the [[Industrial Workers of the World|IWW]].<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=WcLVlBDJwJEC&pg=PA155 Q&A Jurisprudence 2013-2014]</ref> |
| − | It is still in use today by anarchist protesters. | + | It is still in use today by liberal anarchist protesters. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 00:44, November 14, 2016
"No gods, no masters" is an anarchist slogan which originated with Louis Auguste Blanqui as "Ni dieu ni maître!".
It was later used by several atheist people and groups, such as Margaret Sanger, Friedrich Nietzsche, and the IWW.[1]
It is still in use today by liberal anarchist protesters.