/lit/ - Literature

>>18927528
Endless low quality threads about Marx, a divisive figure whose ideas have been furiously expanded upon by self-serving intellectual classes and appropriated as moral window dressing for violent revolutionary politics and totalitarian governments
>le so scientific !!!
>ebic philosophy !!!
>ooh la la, economic genius !!!

Small Henry George thread, a once famous but now little known writer with a few extremely strong ideas that endure
>GRR GO BACK TO /POL/

That's /lit/ for you.

>>14675806
Who gave you the right to breath air? Who gave you the right to exist? Are you forever indebted to everyone because you can be argued to have these non-measurable externalities that make all your labor belong to the collective?
And if you don't give it, they have the right to steal from you?

I'm one of the Georgists here, so I actually believe in the equal distribution of natural resources.

You can use the land because no-one owns it, (if you want to exclude people from that patch of land, monetarily compensate everyone with a Land Value Tax) but if you put labor in to making something it's yours.