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Collectivists are more akin to pirates, stealing private property from the rightful owners, while ascribing a moral superiority to their thievery. Since moral religions denounce thievery, it's not surprising that Collectivists abhor religion.
 
Collectivists are more akin to pirates, stealing private property from the rightful owners, while ascribing a moral superiority to their thievery. Since moral religions denounce thievery, it's not surprising that Collectivists abhor religion.
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== Friends of private property ==
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'''CAPITALISM''' - An economic system in which the means of production, distribution and exchange are privately owned and operated for private profit. ''Webster's Dictionary''
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Concatenating that with private property, we get: Capitalism is an economic system in which individuals absolutely own the means of production, distribution, and exchange.
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A farmer who absolutely owns his farm is a capitalist.
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A farmer who does not is a tenant.
    
== Citation ==
 
== Citation ==
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