Original sentence: Anarchists, in particular, assert that the state acts aggressively when it engages in taxation and coercively monopolizes the provision of certain public services such as the roads, courts, police, and armed forces.By this definition, voluntaryists are peaceful anarchists.Etienne de la Boetie, a mid-16th Century Frenchman, who was the first to make this voluntaryist point, called for peaceful non-cooperation and non-violent resistance to the state.It is this anarchist outlook that the state is inherently and necessarily an invasive institution - which distinguishes the anarchist from other libertarians.Many late 20th and early 21st Century voluntaryists based their thinking upon the ideas of Murray Rothbard and Robert LeFevre, who rejected the concept of  "limited" government.So that individual property owners who prefer to subscribe to another defense company within that area are not allowed to do so"; and, second, that every government obtains its income by stealing, euphemistically labeled "taxation.What especially distinguishes voluntaryists from other free-market anarchists is their stance on strategy; especially their reliance on nonviolence and non-electoral means to achieve an anarchist society
Edited sentence: Anarchists, in particular, assert that the State acts aggressively when it engages in taxation and coercively monopolizes the provision of certain public services such as the roads, courts, police, and armed forces.By this definition, voluntaryists are clearly peaceful anarchists.Etienne de la Boetie, a mid-16th Century Frenchmen, who was the first to make this voluntaryist point, called for peaceful non-cooperation and non-violent resistance to the State.It is this anarchist outlook on the nature of the State - that the State is inherently and necessarily an invasive institution - which distinguishes the anarchist from other libertarians.Many late 20th and early 21st Century voluntaryists based their thinking upon the ideas of  Murray Rothbard and Robert LeFevre, who rejected the concept of  "limited" government.So that individual property owners  who prefer to subscribe to another defense company within that area are not allowed to do so"; and, second, that every government obtains its income by stealing, euphemistically labeled "taxation.What especially distinguishes voluntaryists from other free-market anarchists is their stance on strategy; especially their reliance on nonviolence and non-electoral means to achieve a free society