08 JAN 2011 by ideonexus

 Property Equals Freedom

Under modern conditions%u2014indeed, under any conditions%u2014a man without some negotiable property is a man without freedom, and the extent of his property is very largely the measure of his freedom. Without any property, without even shelter or food, a man has no choice but to set about getting these things; he is in servitude to his needs until he has secured property to satisfy them. But with a certain small property a man is free to do many things, to take a fortnight's holiday when he...
Folksonomies: centrism
Folksonomies: centrism
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The more property a person has, the more freedom they have with it, but there is a point where their amassing of property infringes on the rights of others.