give over their cropsWhere do you miss the point that these aren ' t their crops ? Not their seeds , not their water , not their land , not their crops . Hell , pretty soon it won ' t even be their labor because robots will do all the picking and dullard hand labor . It ' s downright generous of the farm owner to humor them with a job rather than just get a robot to do it . Not if the majority of society just doesn ' t recognize privately owned capitalFatal flaw # 2 . We ' ve recognized private capital since the stone ages , though we never had sophisticated ways to accumulate it . A Neanderthal walks into the woods and finds a stick , which he sharpens into a spear . The spear is invented . He has created a piece of capital , and has an image sense that this item he engineered is his . If another Neanderthal came to take it , he would recognize this as theft . Humans will always recognize private property and capital ownership . The only ones who don ' t are those on the fringe outskirts who are so incompetent at thriving under the current system that they think they have a better chance of changing everyone ' s innate behaviors than actually creating any value in society . They are drains , and a good society would breed these people out of the gene pool through natural selection as they fail to produce and add value .