:::With regard to the anti-WWII quote: Wexler explains in Exile that Goldman considered WWII an "imperialist war" and viewed the capitalist nations' involvement as the reason she opposed it. Of course she was also steadfastly opposed to the Soviet Union by that time, so perhaps we need a third option. It was neither democratic nor capitalist government that she opposed, but government itself. How about "wars waged by states"? 

 :::As for Kropotkin's view on expropriation, I was merely trying to summarize my understanding of his take on it. I meant no POV, and that's the last thing the article needs. However, I daresay neither he nor Goldman advocated "the state … taking … the property rights of an individual". So that won't work. Other ideas, anyone? –  •