This view seems very much oriented at solving the problems of communities and the under-privileged: it explicitly identifies how you are bound to pay rent to th

This view seems very much oriented at solving the problems of communities and the under-privileged: it explicitly identifies how you are bound to pay rent to the community when you use common resources. The problem I think you may be having here is the conflation of "I don't want to be part of any community fuck-you-got-mine" with "I want to have control over how I give back to my community and what community I identify with".