Property in land - What are your thoughts on Georgist libertarianism?

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Libertarian Discussion@sh.itjust.works · 4 months ago

The basic idea behind Georgism is that land and natural resources are not the fruits of anyone’s labor, so no one has a natural right to it. Georgism proposes based on this that collective ownership arrangements be applied to such resources. Geolibertarianism supports full private property rights in the products of labor.

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What are your thoughts on this approach to natural resources?

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