> My understanding was that someone would prevent me from owning private property or acquiring capital?
You got this the other way around. Private property needs force to be upheld.
The sacralization of private property is so deeply ingrained that people actually prefer the KKK to even thinking about limiting it. It's so dogmatic that it's depressing.
You got this the other way around. Private property needs force to be upheld.
The sacralization of private property is so deeply ingrained that people actually prefer the KKK to even thinking about limiting it. It's so dogmatic that it's depressing.