It's only stealing from someone if you recognize that person as being the owner of the thing. If you are someone who does not believe in private property (note,

It's only stealing from someone if you recognize that person as being the owner of the thing. If you are someone who does not believe in private property (note, this is different from personal property), then you haven't stolen anything at all. I'm not saying I agree with that position, I'm saying that's a position that is at least internally consistent (if at odds with our current legal framework.)