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Originally Posted by OccultHawk
These kind of questions don’t deserve a response because they show how deeply you fail to understand what’s being objected to. Elph can deal with this if he wants but really it’s up to you to educate yourself enough to be able to discuss the issue.
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I know what he's objecting to. But I still haven't seen a single decent argument about how you could actually convince people not to want to own things. You could take capitalism off the table completely and people would still place some value on the things they've acquired, built, whatever.
None of us are going to save the environment or dismantle the military industrial complex. You also aren't going to stop watching Netflix or going to the grocery store. So if there's a model where people would actually abandon the concept of private ownership but still have access to all the amenities we take for granted, I'd like to see it.