[whistlecrackers]

Removing private property is the destruction of an elementary freedom.

[sebcat]

Private property as ownership is unjust according to e.g., Proudhon. Growing a piece of land and reaping the fruits of your labor is different from having a piece of land(/shares of a company/...) and benefiting from the work others do on that land.

Not saying that I agree with that, just presenting a different point of view.

[ekianjo]

Yes, but it's not the only one. Hence the "s". And note that Socialists argue that private property is not a natural right as well.

[cdancette]

That's your belief based on current societies norms.

Don't you think that the first tribes, before the agricultural revolution were not free? And yet they didn't have private property.

[gaius]

And yet they didn't have private property

Ride the chieftain's favourite horse and see what he'd have to say about ownership...