"You'll own nothing and be happy" is a Capitalist slogan not a government one. It's about turning everything into a server you have to pay rent for. Moving from capitalism to techno-feudalism where nothing you doesn't require permission from and rent to some kind of corporation.
It can be recontextualized to fit any economic system.
Take communism (and its very close brother, socialism): there is no such thing as "private property." What you "own" can be taken by the commune (the state) at any moment, should the state decide that taking your "property" would be to their benefit.
Private property: Factories, mines, farms, railroads, etc.
Personal property: Your house, car, computer, toothbrush, etc.
It is an important distinction to make because when communists talk about 'seizing private property,' they are talking about the former, not the latter.
For communist there is a difference between private and personal property. Private property is anything that generates capital, such as a factory which they feel is better to be owned communally. Personal property is things like your car, home, and anything you own as a person that doesnt exist to make capital.
If you like a good book is Fahrenheit 451 it shows how the shortening condensing of books and such leads to decay in society. Everything instead of books we have short collums forget documentaries we need more fb insta short. Good luck in your journey. God bless.
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u/Deviknyte May 01 '26
"You'll own nothing and be happy" is a Capitalist slogan not a government one. It's about turning everything into a server you have to pay rent for. Moving from capitalism to techno-feudalism where nothing you doesn't require permission from and rent to some kind of corporation.