This is just the Thomas Hobbes argument. Centralized authority is just exercise of power, there's nothing mystical about it some sort of powerful "sovereign". I

This is just the Thomas Hobbes argument. Centralized authority is just exercise of power, there's nothing mystical about it some sort of powerful "sovereign". In this particular case the rules have been built to the benefit of a narrow few property holders at the expense of broader society, they are precisely a curtailment of freedom and an exercise of raw power.