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Indeed, actually owning land rather than leasing perhaps should not be a right of private entities at all. But a place to live is obviously a requirement of ex
by jacknews 3y ago
Indeed, actually owning land rather than leasing perhaps should not be a right of private entities at all.
But a place to live is obviously a requirement of existence, and therefore must be a right.
As for 'own money' etc, it isn't god-given out of thin air, but results from our current system of organizing work and distributing rewards. Some would say that system is unfair, even rigged.