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I found it frightening that you would approach such a topic as property from a historical perspective rather than a philosophical one. Simply because something

I found it frightening that you would approach such a topic as property from a historical perspective rather than a philosophical one. Simply because something has been the case throughout most of history doesn't mean it should be.

lmm 14y ago
My first point was the philosophical one that the notion was absurd; that it is artificial and ahistoric were pre-emptive counters to claims that it's natural or traditional (it is neither).