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> Remember, ownership is a social construct. But the argument about you not really "owning" stuff even when the button says "buy" is a legal one.
by EMIRELADERO 2y ago
> Remember, ownership is a social construct.
But the argument about you not really "owning" stuff even when the button says "buy" is a legal one.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> the argument about you not really "owning" stuff even when the button says "buy" is a legal one Ownership is a stack of rights. It's a social construct--you can't lab test for ownership. It's meaningless to say what "really" owning means without specifying which of those rights you view to be essential in this situation.