> The product of a human being's work is rightfully his property For physical goods "you can't take it away from me" always goes with "you can't have it"; I wo

> The product of a human being's work is rightfully his property For physical goods "you can't take it away from me" always goes with "you can't have it"; I would say that "rightfully his property" here can only mean the first half of that (and so cannot entirely apply to information, where the two parts are distinct). If it meant the second half it would lead to absurdities where third parties can forbid things that have absolutely no effect on them, for example how resaraunts always have to make up their own birthday songs or how playing the radio at works can lead to fines...