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Why do you make it where we have to pay

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Tcecarenko [31]2 years ago

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What do you mean.

It is because we consider things to be owned by each person instead of belonging to nobody. If you want something you have not produced, and which has not been given to you, you must pay for it. The only other way to get it would be to steal it, which is the other system. That is why we have to pay for things.

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