Religions had endeavoured to establish it, but religion had been shipwrecked and was moribund, and only science could enforce it in the future.

They must stop on the way they were going, as humanity was marching on the road to perdition, therefore it was necessary to return to the point of departure.

The first man who had cultivated a portion of the earth and garnered the fruits of his toil, thought it was his for ever, and left it to his sons as their property; they engaged other men to cultivate it for them--so these men became robbers, appropriators of the universal heritage.

It was the same with those who possessed themselves of the invention of human genius, machines, etc., for the benefit of a small majority, subjecting the rest of mankind to the law of hunger.

No, everything was for everyone.