Trying this on for size…

"[T]he essence of distributism is a decentralized (often agrarian-based) system of widely distributed property that is a bulwark of liberty precisely because it relieves men from dependence on the state[,] thus checking the power and growth of the state. This is its best selling point. Prescient distributist thinkers such as Dorothy Day and Schumacher understood the poison of the welfare-warfare state, which in the corporatist context is usually based on militarism, jingoism, and anti-semitism."

-- Anonymous, on a blog I can't recall