"Most crimes are offences against property.  The struggle for property leads to depredations and infractions of the principles of equal liberty in various ways.  Greed on the one side and poverty on the other is the cause of so-called crime.  To cure the crime, it is necessary to remove its cause.  The disease of greed may not be curable but its baneful results can be obviated by destroying special privileges, out of which ensues poverty, that in turn breeds crime."

Charles T. Sprading: Liberty and the Great Libertarians.