Public Property

When you clamor for public ownership of the means of production, you are clamoring for public ownership of the mind.

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Since "public property" is a collectivist fiction, since the public as a whole can neither use nor dispose of its "property," that "property" will always be taken over by some political "elite," by a small clique which will then rule the public—a public of literal, dispossessed proletarians.

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