Jon Stewart video

[Bailey]

There is a real distinction between these two, FYI.

Only to a believer of Marx

[Rockntractor]

When people say "personal property" they are referring to the things that you own which you use for yourself. You have them for some particular quality which they possess which is useful to you, which may be shelter, warmth, sustenance, entertainment, ect. This type of property includes your home, your vehicle, your artwork, your furniture, you toys, your computer, ect. ect. ect.

When they say "private property", they are referring to Capital or the means of production. The ovens in a bakery are not used for feeding the owner of the oven, they are used for producing a commodity and sold for profit.


Capitalism generally doesn't draw a distinction between these two, neither does feudalism or slavery.

Oh I get it, it's like keep your hands off my personal property or I'll blow your head off with my private property!

[Wei Wu Wei]

Only to a believer of Marx

It is a Marxist distinction, yes.

You don't have to accept Marxist analysis in order to understand it. That is what the people are referring to.

[Apache]

When people say "personal property" they are referring to the things that you own which you use for yourself. You have them for some particular quality which they possess which is useful to you, which may be shelter, warmth, sustenance, entertainment, ect. This type of property includes your home, your vehicle, your artwork, your furniture, you toys, your computer, ect. ect. ect.

When they say "private property", they are referring to Capital or the means of production. The ovens in a bakery are not used for feeding the owner of the oven, they are used for producing a commodity and sold for profit.


Capitalism generally doesn't draw a distinction between these two, neither does feudalism or slavery.

Anything to blur the lines, huh?



Dumbass

[Elspeth]

Jon Stewart: Jonathan Stuart Leibowitz

Jon Stewart's Older Brother, Larry Leibowitz, Is Chief Operating Officer Of The NYSE.

The coverage of OWS on the Daily Show has been negative. TDS was the first to treat the entire problem of the porta-potties.

[FlaGator]

When people say "personal property" they are referring to the things that you own which you use for yourself. You have them for some particular quality which they possess which is useful to you, which may be shelter, warmth, sustenance, entertainment, ect. This type of property includes your home, your vehicle, your artwork, your furniture, you toys, your computer, ect. ect. ect.

When they say "private property", they are referring to Capital or the means of production. The ovens in a bakery are not used for feeding the owner of the oven, they are used for producing a commodity and sold for profit.


Capitalism generally doesn't draw a distinction between these two, neither does feudalism or slavery.

Mr. Bojangles...
Mr. Bojangles...
Mr Bojangles... dance.

[AmPat]

When people say "personal property" they are referring to the things that you own which you use for yourself. You have them for some particular quality which they possess which is useful to you, which may be shelter, warmth, sustenance, entertainment, ect. This type of property includes your home, your vehicle, your artwork, your furniture, you toys, your computer, ect. ect. ect.

When they say "private property", they are referring to Capital or the means of production. The ovens in a bakery are not used for feeding the owner of the oven, they are used for producing a commodity and sold for profit.


Capitalism generally doesn't draw a distinction between these two, neither does feudalism or slavery.

Ect? Is this shorthand for ectoplasma?

[Kay]

Ha! I loved the video, and who is that reporter woman?
She was great, we need to see more of her. :)

[JB]

When they say "private property", they are referring to Capital or the means of production. The ovens in a bakery are not used for feeding the owner of the oven, they are used for producing a commodity and sold for profit.

Oh, I see the difference.

So if I wanted some bread but didn't own an oven, I could just walk into your bakery with my flour, water, salt and yeast and use your oven and you'd have no problem with that?

Or do I take my ingredients and go to the state-owned oven and stand in line with the 2,000 or so other people that need to make bread that day and wait my turn?

Or do you have a third option?

[AmPat]

Oh, I see the difference.

So if I wanted some bread but didn't own an oven, I could just walk into your bakery with my flour, water, salt and yeast and use your oven and you'd have no problem with that?

Or do I take my ingredients and go to the state-owned oven and stand in line with the 2,000 or so other people that need to make bread that day and wait my turn?

Or do you have a third option?

;)