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HelpingHand 2 months ago
New thoughts I've been pondering, not trying to be antagonistic
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volition 2 months ago
You have an independent mind and body, no one can take that away from you - you were born that way. On that premise, what you create or earn is yours, and if it is within a society, it should be protected by society from others that might steal it. Hence property is an inalienable human right, recognised by civilised society.
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HelpingHand 2 months ago
People can and do take it from others regularly though. Property isn't inalienable - right? People's lives and property are constantly alienated and exploited by others, I hate it personally, but what makes it "wrong"? Or what makes it a right in the first place?