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CMV: Rights are generally not things given, but things that can’t be taken away. In saying that, everyone should have the right to food, water and shelter.

This should be the case regardless of whether they work or in any other sense contribute. Nobody chooses to be born and therefore should have the choice in whether they participate in capitalism.

Likewise, buying and selling land for the purpose of only living on is absurd - if land is not being used for agricultural or commercial purposes, it has no intrinsic monetary value. Nobody laboured to produce it. It’s there for our use - by the logic that we charge for domestic land, breathing air would be charged in dollars and cents.

Everyone should simply be able to find a reasonably sized plot of land that is not protected and make their home there.

Why should the government or capitalism impede us from doing as our ancestors did?
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> Everyone should simply be able to find a reasonably sized plot of land that is not protected and make their home there.
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> Why should the government or capitalism impede us from doing as our ancestors did?

Who decides who gets the land? If two people select the same piece of land, under what terms is ownership decided, and what happens if the losing person decides he doesn't like the result and takes matters unto his own hands?