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Originally Posted by Culture_Vulture
While I agree with what you're saying, the foundations of your arguments are full of fallacies.
Kant dismisses the issue of property rights. J. S. Mill's philosophy is against property rights, you're thinking J. Locke. And Aristotle (as far as my limited knowledge goes) has never even addressed the issue.
Of the handful of philosophers you mentioned, only Rawls mentions explicitly the negative right to private property rights.
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In my original argument, I did not attribute the concept of private property rights to any specific philosopher. I merely stated that the principles of justice in our society was based on the philosophical thought and debate between some of the philosophers I cited.