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Right, so there is land ownership. One group of people (comune members) keep another group of people(non-comune members) off of their land by essentially a thre
by oh_sigh 6y ago
Right, so there is land ownership. One group of people (comune members) keep another group of people(non-comune members) off of their land by essentially a threat of violence. This seems not at all different from the system practiced in, say, the US.
- SpicyLemonZest 6y agoThe difference is that it's seen as an inherent right of the community, not a title that can be freely transferred to the highest bidder.