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There clearly are property rights, since the landowners seem to be reaping the lion's share of the bounty, year after year. Perhaps they are not property right

by vkou 3y ago

There clearly are property rights, since the landowners seem to be reaping the lion's share of the bounty, year after year. Perhaps they are not property rights that serve the people doing the work, but that's a separate problem.

gruez 3y ago
>since the landowners seem to be reaping the lion's share of the bounty, year after year. Where does it say that? It's not mentioned in the CBS article nor the youtube video.