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It depends on your conception of what it means to own land. We don’t generally view land ownership as absolute in the way we would for say a coffee mug. In so
by lokar 3y ago
It depends on your conception of what it means to own land. We don’t generally view land ownership as absolute in the way we would for say a coffee mug. In some sense all land is partly owned by society, the deed owner has many rights, but not absolute ownership.
- slim 3y agoyou make it seem like the added complexity is morally sound, but as soon as you start asking about which society, you get into moral troubles
- lokar 3y agoI’m not making a judgment, just explaining the world as it is.
- amanaplanacanal 3y agoGiven that the air and water are shared with surrounding land owners, I have a hard time seeing how else it could be.
- lokar 3y agoThere are externalities, but also a sense aside from them that land is special.