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or abolition but to do that without any reasonable social support nets is absurd

• somrand0 4y ago
  but what does it mean to destroy the concept of ownership (i.e. the notion of property) if we take that > The only way to truly own something, is to either share it or destroy it. could I argue that then, we would be taking ownership of the concept of ownership?? ahahha... I think this is kind of funny. And I'd admit that it's not very helpful to the goal of revising the very concept of ownership. my own parent comment is already controversial with many replies and exactly 0 points (at the time of this response)
  • wahnfrieden 4y ago
    private property successfully didn't exist in various societies, including larger scale societies and ones that had discovered agriculture, and not only under communist regimes. it does mean to share, without ownership.