Because the tragedy of the commons isn't a trope already. Communally owned things always end up being run super efficiently. There are no negative externalities

Because the tragedy of the commons isn't a trope already. Communally owned things always end up being run super efficiently. There are no negative externalities, that's why Central Asia under the soviets was so pristine and unpoluted. Not to mention how well run recently liberated farms do under community mgmt once the evil (well trained in agriculture with skin in the game but inherently evil) landowners are chased out or strung up. so much better. and never, I repeat never, has transfering property rights to the people lead to the starvation of millions.