Depends on your definition of "need" and what exactly do you mean by this word. If you mean that people without those things generally feel unhappy and sometim

Depends on your definition of "need" and what exactly do you mean by this word. If you mean that people without those things generally feel unhappy and sometimes die - well yes, it's just a matter of fact. But if you mean that we need to forcibly remove other people's property in order to fulfill those needs - well, here is where you lose me completely. How do you figure that I, for example, "deserve" food and shelter to a bigger extent than you "deserve" what you own?