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Private property isn't as easily shareable as money, your comparison doesn't make sense. The State can't take 20% of my house and "redistribute" it. If, howeve
by rakoo 7y ago
Private property isn't as easily shareable as money, your comparison doesn't make sense. The State can't take 20% of my house and "redistribute" it.
If, however, you're saying that there is enough production of, say, cars, for everyone so that we can all have one exactly when we need, I'd see no problem having it shared with others in a way I can't decide (because I know I'm going to be able to have one when I need it). But that's probably because I think there are too many cars already.