If you let yourself be made out in the right by another, you must no less let yourself be made out in the wrong by him. If approval and reward come to you from another, you must also expect his disapproval and punishment. Max Stirner (1806 – 1856)

If you let yourself be made out in the right by another, you must no less let yourself be made out in the wrong by him. If approval and reward come to you from another, you must also expect his disapproval and punishment. Max Stirner (1806 – 1856)
The man himself must become other than he was if he wants to comprehend truth — must become as true as truth itself. Max Stirner (1806 – 1856)
Who is it that is to become free? You, I, we. Free from what? From everything that is not you, not I, not we. I, therefore, am the seed that is to be freed from all wrappings, and free from all confining shells. Max Stirner (1806 – 1856)