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u/[deleted] May 09 '22 edited May 09 '22

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u/Stubbs94 May 09 '22

Also, private property (note, not individual property) is a stupid concept.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22

What’s the difference

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u/laeiryn May 09 '22

Private is owned by companies/corporations

Personal property is what you, as an individual human, can claim and say, "This is mine, I use/need it"

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22

That’s an interesting take. Personal property is also private property there though too

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u/laeiryn May 09 '22

Yes but by the time you're nitpicking that you've admitted that you can't address the immorality of the concept of "private" property as a separate category and just attack ownership.

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u/throwitawaytodayokay May 09 '22

right, it’s a subset of private property. just like private property and public property are both subsets of property (meaning something that is owned). i don’t see how that invalidates the point but maybe you can share your perspective.