> I declare your house a public good, it is now mine. No, it's not. Collective ownership is not "hippity hoppity, your stuff is now my property". It's about th

> I declare your house a public good, it is now mine. No, it's not. Collective ownership is not "hippity hoppity, your stuff is now my property". It's about the management of goods -- land, rivers, buildings, etc. -- for the good of all, not just the one person designated owner. You are still thinking in terms of ownership, which should absolutely not be a thing for public goods like land. Come back when you've actually read Marx and not some far-right exegesis of Marx.