Not trying Quiet town Don ' t know how to make new friends lost the instruction manual a year or two ago Lost faith in peopleConfidence isn ' t an issue . I think I ' m lazier than I realise . Besides , I ' m quite happy . It ' s nice being happy . Maybe in the future . Who knows . <| sep |> Plugs mate <| sep |> 4 . 75 AAV x 5 years <| sep |> By three possessions to boot . Call me cocky , but I ' m skeptical that the actual game will play out like that . <| sep |> worst case is returning the 4 k monitor 8 yea I didn ' t really need a 4 k monitor , it was just on for a good deal right now . <| sep |> I root for the 49 ers and watch all their games ! I even watch reruns of games . <| sep |> It ' s property and it ' s privately held , what else are you looking for ? We don ' t define private property in the same way the current framework of liberalism , and therefore the current laws pertaining to it , define it . The distinction is important . Private property capital refers to things such as mines , factories , farms , etc . Again , you ' re conflating capital with land . Land CAN encompass private property , depending on that lands use . And it can encompass capital by the same standard . A factory is capital being artificially made , but the land it sits on is not . A farm is land , and not capital , to the extent that its value derives from its natural properties the soil that covers it , the rain and sunlight that fall onto it , and its accessibility to farmers and not from anything created artificially . And what does labour do to this land ? We can walk this Lockean philosophical line if you want . Labour is what creates value . But a plow CAN be considered private property capital , in certain circumstances , and therefore can be exploitive . Why would you think that owning a plow is exploitative ? How does it even affect anyone else ? eg . RentIs a plow inherently exploitive ? No . But it certainly CAN be if you take into account what it means in terms of social relations . Not to mention , private property is a spook anyways .