> It may be, "If this whole thing catches on", that we will begin to question
> the very institution of private property itself.George
Yeah. But you don't know what you've got until it's gone.
The good thing about private property is that people always have greater
incentives to keep their own stuff clean - and to take better care of it,
especially if they've had to work their ass off to get it like I work
my ass off to get what I privately own. Public housing is a joke and
a complete misappropriation of my tax money.
I always have to laugh when I hear that stupid John Lennon song, "Imagine"...
especially when he sings "Imagine no possessions..." And what was the value
of his estate at the time of his death? Give me a break. And I'm a *big*
fan of John Lennon and of Yoko, so... The way I see it, everybody's big on
talking down private property ownership except when it comes to their own.
Myke
