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    When individuals have distinct interests, they do not com... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Private ownership promotes virtues like prudence and responsibility.

    When individuals have distinct interests, they do not complain of one another.

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    The ancient authors speculated about the relation between property and virtue, a natural subject for discussion since justifying private property raises serious questions about the legitimacy of self-interested activity. Plato (Republic, 462b-c) argued that collective ownership was necessary to promote common pursuit of the common interest, and to avoid the social divisiveness that would occur ‘when some grieve exceedingly and others rejoice at the same happenings.’ Aristotle responded by arguin

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