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Property rights are anti-freedom. They've got two parts: individual freedom to do what you want with the property, and control over what other people can do wi
by 8note 5y ago
Property rights are anti-freedom.
They've got two parts: individual freedom to do what you want with the property, and control over what other people can do with the property
More freedom would mean anyone can do what they want with the property, eg if somebody wants to read or copy the book, they can, regardless of what the author says
- edmundsauto 5y agoMy perspective is that this concept of "freedom" is so vague as to be useless. EG, for property rights, my freedom to decide how others use my creation vs. other people's freedom to use my creation. It's just a word that has lost all meaning, especially in the US.