>What I am against is the notion that it's not mine. Did you attend school at any point? Do you use any civil infrastructure? Does the public fund or buy your

>What I am against is the notion that it's not mine. Did you attend school at any point? Do you use any civil infrastructure? Does the public fund or buy your work? Do you use any tools made by others? The Jeffersonian idea of the yeoman worker who creates value solely through individual effort is a harmful one, because it ignores the importance of society in shaping the individual and it ignores all of the invisible inputs into the work of every individual. Nobody's salary is entirely "theirs" because nobody creates value without the involvement of others.