While there has never been a fully satisfactory theory of the origin of property rights, I buy Rothbard's fundamental analysis that ownership is at the core of all coherent articulations of rights. Therefore I cannot reject property rights.
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Well walmart did exist pre modern welfare systems. And yur thinking cookies and stuff but Nestle makes alot more through bottled water which is where private property protects them stealing local water reserves. I dont think anything amazon does is especially uniques so no IP
Yeah Nestlé is a case of rights mismanagement by the state though I think. The government is who sells them the water rights.
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Well they'd still be able to aqquire the rights to water sources. Theyd fuck over the poor people by giving them a deal they couldnt refuse and then taking that water. I dont think thats ethical, its prying on the less fortunate. It is similar to imperialism in my mind.
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Well I mean. There may be problems of leverage but I don't think it would be as bad as Nestlé
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