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It's an issue everywhere. Private property creates an incentive for people to weaponize democracy for their own zero-sum/negative-sum gain. For example, farming
by hackerlight 3y ago
It's an issue everywhere. Private property creates an incentive for people to weaponize democracy for their own zero-sum/negative-sum gain. For example, farming subsidies. That doesn't mean private property should be illegal. You need some private property for prosperity. It means the democratic system needs to be very carefully designed to minimize this corrupting influence.